Henry starts with the ornate capital H and ends with a y that drops below the baseline. The e-n-r sequence in the middle has some direction changes that need attention. A distinguished-looking name in cursive.
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These letter pairs need extra attention. Here's how to connect them smoothly.
The capital H's finishing loop leads into the e. Keep the transition at the baseline.
The n's last hump flows into the small cursive r. The r should be noticeably shorter than the n.
From the r's peak, drop into the y's first stroke. Let the y's tail descend and curve left.
Give the y's tail room to breathe below the baseline.
The capital H is fancy. Practice it until the loops feel natural.
Keep the e-n-r section evenly sized at the midline.
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