Tzadik shaalo
Should I fix this Tzadi or I should leave it as it is?
How about the Bais of Uleovdo?
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I'd fix it
ReplyDeleteIt is lechatchila as is. I'd add a tiny drop of ink to the bottom right corner. You can also make it nicer if you straighten out the bottom.
ReplyDeleteDo you mean the positioning of the right Yud, or that the left one is a Vav instead of a Zayin (like the Ayin) ? Or both?
ReplyDeletethe overall tzura looks different than the standard. I guess a combination of the two factors you mentioned
DeleteThere is nothing wrong with the Yud part. I refer to the left head so it should be like a Zayin.
ReplyDeleteYes, I will fix that
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