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Famous Signatures Through History

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Re: Famous Signatures Through History

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Post by elliotbnvl »

Antibabelic wrote: post #3

Famous signatures or just signatures of the famous? Because I'm surprised there's no Lucas Cranach the Elder dragon signature for example.

The latter, but now it’s going to be the former because you just nerdsniped me with the precision of a Navy SEAL.

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Post by whycome »

elliotbnvl wrote: post #2

Made this last night because I needed a signature drawing tool but a Google didn’t reveal any mobile friendly pages with a The historical signatures were a nice touch Claude helped me put together for SEO.

This is cool. It seems hard to add just dots to signature? It may be some kind of delay waiting for a touch action.

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Post by InitialLastName »

donkeyboy wrote: post #5

Its missing the funniest signature. Back when Spain still had monarchy, King Ferdinand VII simply signed his signature “Yo el Rey” - literally “I, the king”.

What am I missing? Spain is still a monarchy [0].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felipe_VI

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