Tristan is seven letters with the capital T and the r-i-s sequence early on that involves three short letters in a row. The t near the end adds another letter that needs crossing. The a-n finish is smooth and reliable.
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These letter pairs need extra attention. Here's how to connect them smoothly.
The capital T's downstroke curves right at the baseline into the small cursive r. Keep the r low, just a tiny bump.
The r peaks at the midline and drops into the i. Both are short letters, so keep them distinct.
The s curves into the t at the midline. Cross the t after finishing the name.
Break it into Tris-tan for practice. Each half has its own rhythm.
You have two letters to go back for: the capital T's crossbar and the lowercase t's crossbar. Handle both after finishing.
The an ending is effortless. Let it close the name cleanly after the busier middle section.
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