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Celebrity Handwriting Samples:
What does Handwriting Analysis reveal about
Ebby Halliday?
Student analysis of Ebby Halliday's handwriting:
Submitted by K. Allison, Baltimore, MD
Judging by the abrupt changes in script style and slant, Ebby Halliday
seems to be a woman who changes moods suddenly and frequently.
Sometimes she can appear quite compliant, reserved, even methodical and
calm, (soft "s", vertical slant and methodical garlands in second to
fifth lines) however, she has a strong impulsive streak. Once she gets
warmed up, she becomes very excited and demonstrative (strong right
slant, words ascending towards end of the sample).
She thinks very quickly (needle-point angularity on m's and n's, fast
speed) and may get impatient with others who cannot reach conclusions as
fast as she can. Her mind is focused on moving forward (relatively good
horizontal tension increased by long dashes and expansive writing) and
usually she has her mind on the next thing she wants to do before she is
finished with her current projects. She is good at thinking on her feet
and moves easily from one subject to another. She assimilates new
information quickly and sums up situations swiftly. She also tends to
have faster reactions and can work well in situations that require quick
decisions. However, she may change her mind just as quickly. She can
very easily change her position or point of view regarding any subject.
Her focus on money or numbers can be seen in the letters that look like
numbers (figure eight "s" and "z", "g" that looks like a nine, and
letter "s" on the word "things" that looks like a two). She is mentally
efficient (simplification of letters, few lead-ins) and direct. She
tends to make her own rules and may break the rules (ignoring the left
writing margin) if it means getting to the bottom line more quickly. For
example, she may break the rules by using a variety of shortcuts to get
things done or by telling little white lies on rare occasions
(double-looped circle) to spare someone's feelings or when she gets
emotionally involved.
She is probably quite convincing. She can readily express empathy and
feeling for others (rounded forms, right slant, garland finals) and she
is able to connect ideas and express them fluidly (connectedness and
figure-eight formations). She is also a good debater, perhaps
argumentative at times, but she will argue her position skillfully and
in an imaginative way (tall initial "p" stroke, sometimes forming a
figure-eight).
She is ambitious (high t-bars), and optimistic (upward slanting t-bars),
and final hooks on words show that she has the tenacity to accomplish
her goals. She channels a great deal of energy (wide lower loops) into
her day-to-day activities (MZ emphasis) and focuses on doing,
accomplishing and producing (goal-directed horizontal dashes). She finds
it satisfying to be productive; her life is focused on activity and she
is usually involved in several projects at once (tangled lines). She
probably doesn't plan ahead too much but prefers to organize projects as
she goes along (sudden script changes, wide lower zone loops, broad p
stems). She does have the capacity to plan ahead and take more
methodical steps toward reaching goals, (slower, methodical garland
connections in lines 2 - 5) however, it is difficult for her to do so
once the project is underway. She is better at developing alternatives
in planning or problem solving as problems occur. The wide lower zone
loops also suggest a great deal of nervous energy which may reveal
itself in restlessness (also seen in inconsistencies) and a desire for
change. She may even be slightly manic (sudden right slant and irregular
baseline), and unable to control her energy and impulses, jumping in a
hectic fashion from one thing to another.
Overall, I would say that Ebby Halliday is a woman who is energized by
new ideas and possibilities. She has a genuine fondness for people and
may often be in helping roles. She is insatiably curious and thrives on
change and activity; she keeps busy by surrounding herself with a
variety of people and diverse activities. She is quick and clever and
is able to capture people's attention easily. Her strengths include
optimism, adaptability, creativity, and flexibility. Her weaknesses
include unpredictability, impatience, and disorganization.
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