The six labels

These names file the shapes you picked. They are not personality types, and they do not describe how two people will get along.

• Quiet Architect

  You close the shapes that can be closed.

  Closed 4s, double-storey a's, slashed zeros, and upright stems pile up on this result. Quiet Architect is the name for that pile. It means the page prefers shapes with a finished counter and a clear midline.

• Everyday Minimalist

  You stop the stroke once the letter is readable.

  Plain 7s, open g tails, and unadorned zeros land here. Everyday Minimalist means the extra mark is missing: no crossbar, no loop, no slash. The letter ends when it can be read.

• Margin Storyteller

  Gaps and lean set the pace of the line.

  Word gaps, the lean of the downstroke, a high dot, or a high t-bar carry this result. Margin Storyteller names that pace. The line has a rhythm you can see without reading the words.

• Beautiful Rebel

  You keep a mark the basic copybook leaves out.

  An open 4, a circle over the i, or a flourished ampersand is doing the work here. Beautiful Rebel is the name for that extra mark. The page is still readable. It just refuses the plain version.

• Daydream Doodler

  Flourish and rhythm show up in the same line.

  This result appears when flourish and page rhythm are the two leaders, and neither is ahead by two points. Loops, wide gaps, and a high bar can share the page without one of them winning.

• Instinctive Mixer

  No single habit runs the page.

  No direction leads by two points, and the top pair is not flourish plus rhythm. Instinctive Mixer means the twelve shapes did not vote as a bloc. A closed 4 can sit next to a wide gap and an open g.