Uppercase E

The uppercase E uses an open upper curve, a shaded stroke, and a lower movement that must stay balanced.

The goal is elegance without clutter. The upper curve should lead into the letter, while the lower part gives the form stability.

Keep the loops controlled so the letter remains clear and readable.

Practice slowly and focus on five things:

1. Start with a clean upper curve.
2. Keep the shaded stroke steady.
3. Balance the upper and lower spaces.
4. Avoid overcrowding the center.
5. Finish with a smooth exit.

If the middle feels messy, reduce the size of the upper curve and rebuild the letter slowly.