yeah i did that on the fly. i write it hear and there. this was one of my first attempts at it. hence the shaky top part of the L.
T's are hard to flow in general. They leave a lot of dead space just because of the shape of the letter. OT combo is especially tricky. I usually give the t a little bit of curve so it fits. I like the flow of your y and n together though. That L looks kinda awkward and good at the same time. Fuck it, I like it. And lose the kink on the leg of the k and shape it like your other letters.
Well being that you've had the same damn throw as your signature this whole damn time I think it's time to draw something new.
some throwies i put together last night the first one i know the i and k need to be fatter and the c needs to overlap. i think i could have done a better i and c on this one.
Eh you're a nice guy so I'll help you out. Lose the arrows. Make all your letters the same size some are fat some are small you can get away with a little bit of proportion slops but it's really legible in this Your middle letters are still letters so repsect them. Also don't use the bottom of your paper I know it's easier but it dosn't get you very far. Your style is going to look shitty just give it time and it'll get good. Also if you don't have a good handstyle start working on it I didn't get throws until I got I got a handle on my handles. Same goes for piecing. Yarbles out.