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AT LAST! IT IS FINALLY COMPLETE! This took a while, but I think it was worth it. I've been learning sign language in school, which inspired me to create this project featuring my deaf OC, Drake. This is the sign language alphabet. Using the alphabet to spell something out is known as fingerspelling. Fingerspelling is mostly used for names and spelling the words for signs you don't know. Please note that all of the signs in the signing projects are American Sign Language. If you do not live in America, your signs will probably be slightly different. All of the pictures are showing the sign using the right hand. You would sign with your dominant hand, so all of us lefties would use our left hands for signing. I chose to draw them using the right hand, as 90% of people are right handed. All of the art and coding in this project belong to me. Please ask before using.
