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If you want your signature to be more legible, simply write slower and bigger, and if you want your signature to look more stylish add some squiggles and use longer strokes. But in practicality, every signature is perfect and needs no improvements.

The best way to find the right signature is by looking for inspiration and writing the signature multiple times and in multiple variations. You can write letters with different styles and try connecting other letters when appropriate.

Add flourishes to spice up your signature. Use repeating elements. The three large ovals in this signature create an echo effect and help tie the whole design together. Allow your capital letters to encircle the lowercase letters. ... Encircle the signature with loops. ... Enlarge the bottoms of your letters.

An image is a great choice to spice up your email signature. If you want a personal touch so that recipients you've never met can associate your name with your face, consider using a professional photo in your signature. Alternatively, you can use the company's logo to add more brand awareness to the email.

Use the following steps to write and choose a good signature: Decide what you want your signature to convey. ... Analyze the letters in your name. ... Determine what parts of your name you want to include. ... Experiment with different styles. ... Think outside of the box. ... Choose your favorite signature.

Legible = Open and straightforward person. Easy to read first name but hard to read last name = Places importance on personal accomplishments, and easily approachable. No underline = Prefers to let personal achievements speak for themselves. Underline = Sense of self importance.

If you are really concerned, then only solution is to take a blank notebook and put down the most natural signature once, or a few times, and then keep repeating it till you find some consistency. At least 50 to a 100 times. I would suggest at least an hour the first time around, and then repeat a few times a week.