This is an old question, even older than we may have thought, and is back in vogue again after the press got a look at Jack Lew's signature. Jack Lew is Obama's choice for Secretary of the Treasury and as such will have his signature on dollar bills. It looks like this:
Now this is ridiculous for a grown man. This is not even a signature, or words. It's a doodle at best. There's bad handwriting and then there's doodling and this is doodling. If I were to analyze Jack Lew from this exhibit, I'd describe him as lazy.
But even more strange is the article attached to the original question about what handwriting says about a person. It could be that our culture and civilization is not what it once was and we have dumbed ourselves down, but the article becomes almost incomprehensible after the first paragraph.
A signature is an art form. Nobody can read mine, but in the last 40 years, I couldn't begin to count how many people have told me "You have a beautiful signature". It's an expression of individuality and when an attempt was made to forge mine a number of years ago, my bank caught it right away. I'd guess Lew's not terribly creative; his signature looks like a scribble
Posted by: KUKIMBIA | January 14, 2013 at 04:52 PM
A scribble for sure, but why?
Posted by: Diane Meyer | January 14, 2013 at 08:44 PM