Isaac has an unusual structure with two a's and the s-a-a-c sequence that is all curves. The capital I in cursive is loopy and dramatic. Keeping the two a's looking identical while they connect through different letters is the main challenge.
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These letter pairs need extra attention. Here's how to connect them smoothly.
The capital I finishes with a rightward stroke. Glide into the s without lifting.
The s curves into the first a. Keep the a closed at the top.
The a's exit stroke leads into the c. Both are round and connect naturally.
Both a's should look the same. Practice writing two identical a's in a row.
The capital I has loops at top and bottom. Don't let it look like a capital J.
The s-a-a-c sequence is all curves. Keep your hand relaxed and let them flow.
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