@SyrupSlushie I literally wrote a bunch of numbers to confirm the method I use.

If yours looks like a snowman, can I safely assume the diameter of the bottom circle is larger than the top circle?

When I write too fast, my top circle is bigger... SUPER ugly

@InternetRooky Yeah I try to keep my bottom circle bigger, also the top circle is full, and I make it so that it /overlaps/ the bottom circle. I feel like it gets a bit of depth:

@SyrupSlushie Hmm I can see that... I'm starting to think other numbers don't have the same opportunities the Eight provides.

@InternetRooky I'm not big on typography (although I wish I was; typography is rad as heck), but there are a /few/ numbers with a bit of variations:

* The bottom of the 9 can be curled or straight
* 4 can be a triangle or blocky
* Some people put the little line through their 7's
* Some people put the top & bottom fluff on the number 1

Letters have some of that, too. For example, when I write an uppercase "A", I draw it with a single motion (so that the middle line flows in an arc, sort of like a checkmark). It's laziness, but I like to think that it's also a style choice.

I tend to overthink a lot of letters when I'm writing by hand. Unfortunately, whenever someone else reads my handwriting, I usually get a "huh, that handwriting is.... well it's there", so I can't say it's particularly /good/, despite the effort, haha!