Ariana has three a's that need to look consistent, which is the biggest challenge. The capital A opens strong, and the r-i connection is smooth. The n in the second half adds a familiar shape. Getting three matching a's across six letters takes discipline.
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These letter pairs need extra attention. Here's how to connect them smoothly.
The capital A's finishing stroke sweeps right into the small cursive r. Keep the r low.
The r's small peak drops to the baseline and rises into the i. Keep it fluid and connected.
The n's final stroke curves right at the baseline and feeds into the last a's rounded body.
Three a's in one name means consistency is critical. Practice writing multiple a's in a row.
Dot the i after finishing the whole name.
The r is the only letter that breaks the round pattern. Keep it small so it blends in.
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