Shadee Elmasry – Brilliant technique…

Arthur mantha, the calligrapher wants to try to avoid any

confusion of multiple teeth. It's very clever thing that he does.

Okay. So you notice now the teeth when he makes teeth, they all look

different look at this sort of here you have a bump, and then a

high one. And then that makes the new one come out and become very

prominent. So you there's no confusion on whether three teeth

in a row is a scene or teeth. Right now let's look at look at

this one here. We'll do the scene in the mound of Saina scene.

That's the letter scene, but he now has 1234 teeth in a row that

he has to write without confusing you. So he makes one high, he

makes one a bump, and he only makes one very high. And then the

new one comes out very prominently right here. So you have a very

easy time reading what Bootsy needs. So what comes out is the

dot and there's no confusion on the teeth. It's a very useful

technique that he did. I don't know if previous calligraphers I

don't know if he's the one who innovated this technique, but it's

very useful for us