Studies show that people with very small signatures tend to be overlooked, while people with very large signatures often are arrogant or grandiose. Pay attention to the size of your handwriting. Printing your signature will help you to analyse where you want to add or detract, and what should be embellished and what shouldn’t.ĭetermine the favourite qualities of your printed signatureĭo you like the slant, size, shapes of certain letters? Keep track of these so that you can recreate them when personalising your signature. You may find that in the process of recreating your printed signature, you automatically begin to add flourishes and details in appropriate areas. Sometimes, people who don’t like their first name will leave it out entirely and sign with just their surname, or they may include just their first initial.īefore moving up into signing your name, start by printing it over and over. Signatures that include just your initials (with or without the middle initial) are typically considered more formal and business-like than full-name signatures.
It is so much easier to forge scribbled signatures than to copy the nuances of a legible one. If you’re concerned about forgery, it may be a better option to make your signature a bit longer and legible by including your entire first and last name and writing them clearly.
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