Uppercase M

The uppercase M is built from repeated tall movements and a controlled entrance curve.

The goal is rhythm. Each stroke should relate to the next, with consistent slant, spacing, and pressure.

The M can easily become too wide. Keep the structure compact enough to stay elegant.

Practice slowly and focus on five things:

1. Begin with a smooth entrance curve.
2. Keep each main stroke aligned.
3. Maintain consistent spacing.
4. Avoid making the form too wide.
5. Finish with a controlled exit.

If the M feels uneven, practice the main vertical movements separately before writing the full letter.