Allison has a double-l early on that creates a tall visual feature right after the capital A. The rest of the name settles to the baseline with i-s-o-n flowing naturally. The ll is the centerpiece, and keeping those two letters matched in height is the main task.
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These letter pairs need extra attention. Here's how to connect them smoothly.
The capital A's finishing stroke rises right into the first l. Commit to the height from the start.
Both l's must be identical. Write them as one continuous up-down-up motion.
The s curves right at the baseline and feeds into the round o. Keep the transition smooth.
The double-l right after the capital A makes a strong visual statement. Get those two letters perfect.
Dot the i after finishing all seven letters.
The s-o-n ending flows easily. Let your hand relax through that final section.
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