Lowercase m

The lowercase m belongs to the compound curve family.

It is built from repeated pressure-and-release movements. The goal is rhythm, spacing, and balanced inner spaces.

Each arch should feel connected to the next. Do not rush the repeated movement, because this is where uneven spacing becomes easy to see.

Practice slowly and focus on five things:

Keep the repeated parts even instead of trying to write the whole letter quickly.

1. Keep each shaded stroke parallel.
2. Release pressure before each turn.
3. Keep the inner spaces even.
4. Avoid making the arches too narrow.
5. Finish with a clean exit hairline.

If the m feels crowded, slow down and give each curve enough space to breathe.