How to Write Your Name Creatively
By writing your name creatively, you can leave a lasting impression on others and showcase your artistic side. It is an opportunity to transform a mundane task into an artistic endeavor. The creative process begins with introspection and self-discovery.
You can experiment with different fonts, colors, and symbols to find the best way to show off your name. Consider how much of your real name you want to keep. You can shorten your name or simply choose a name that is similar.
Creative Ways to Write Your Name
- Rainbow letters
- Ice letters
- Name Pop
- Sensory letters
Writing Your Name Correctly
When you’re asked to write your name, call/write your first name first before other names. The name that comes last is your surname. For example, James John.
Full Name Order
In English, your “given” name is listed first, and your “family” name last. Always ensure that your name is spelled correctly and arranged in the right order.
Using Initials
Initials are the capital letters which begin each word of a name. For example, if your full name is Michael Dennis Stocks, your initials will be M. D.
Formatting Your Name
To show possession of a whole family: add -es or -s to the family’s last name in plural form and add an apostrophe at the end.
List of Abbreviations
A list of abbreviations includes the abbreviated term and its spelling out.
APA Style Author Names
The APA Style format for author names in reference entries is the author’s surname(s) followed by initials.
Legal Name Change
To legally change your first name, find out fees, complete the petition form with current and proposed names and grounds for requesting the change.
Name Writing Suggestions
Here are suggestions to assist in correctly writing your name: Initial Name is your birth name. Middle Name is before your first name, typically abbreviated. Last Name is your family or surname.
Formal Addressing
When writing to someone for the first time, use a formal address: Mr or Ms + last name if known. If unknown, use Sir or Madam.