Learning a new language can be a very hard thing for people especially children, but artist Alex Solis has created a fun way to learn with sign language doodles. With making that hand gesture for each letter in the alphabet, Alex Solis has drawn a fun cartoon that works with the shape of the sign.
To enhance the learning experience, each drawing starts with the letter that is being signed. With a bear hugging your thumb in the B and cats napping on the arch of the C, children will have loads of fun when they are starting to learn sign language. With the help of these doodles, children will be able to sign the alphabet in no time.
Playful Hand Drawings
Artist Alex Solis Makes Sign Language Fun by Adding Cartoons to The Alphabet
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