How to Sign Autographs

If you want to achieve your dream of one day being famous, and fantasize about signing autographs to your adoring fans, this is the article for you. Why not get started now? Steps: 1. If you always write in print, get refreshed on your cursive. Cursive is essential to an autograph, as it makes it less easy to plagiarize. 2. Start by practicing writing your name clear and legible. You will later have to mess it up a little, but it's good to begin on a clean slate. Add personal touches that make it extremely hard to copy. Curl ends on your letters, use extra slashes across the middles, etc. Blur the non-capitalized letters. As in, use unintelligible little bumps and loops for incessant characters. This also helps fake-proof it. 3. It also helps to curl the tail of the last letter above or under around to the beginning. This is hard to explain, but looping the concluding tail around to the beginning is a good final finish to your signature. Tips: • Often, signatures are barely intelligible, except for maybe the initials are clear letters. This may seem odd at first, but the point is to make it literally copy-proof. Unrecognizable is non-copyable. • Practice, practice, practice! This may seem cliché, but practice actually does make perfect. • You do not have to do every single little thing suggested in this article. Make it your own autograph! Autographs should always be pure, genuine you. Warnings • Do not get carried away with making it unintelligible. You should only use a few of the tips, as everyone's autograph varies. It has to be a signature, not a raw scribble that appears to have been done by a 3-year-old. originated by: Anonymous, Carolyn Barratt, Nicole Willson, Me, Myself, & I Source: www.wikihow.com