December 2, 2016 9:03 am
First, Starting on the upper left, make a medium horizontal line.
Second, starting a little bit above stroke one, make a vertical line down. Then (WITHOUT PICKING UP YOUR PEN) make a small loop to the left, cross back over the line and make a large curved line to the right.
Notice that the line and loop are not centered, they are actually a little bit to the left of the character box. You can see in the picture below that the big curve (4) actually extends pretty far to the right – past the end of Stroke (1).
The Third stroke belongs in the upper right of the character. Starting on the left, make a very small sloped line downwards.
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