Man Signs Complex Signature That Has Bird, Photo Goes Viral on Twitter: "This is a Drawing"
- A photo showing a signature that looks like an artistic drawing has gone viral after it was posted on Twitter
- The signature, written with a blue pen, even has a drawing of a bird on it, as if it was an artist who created it
- The signature sparked reactions, as many Twitter users said it was practically impossible for anyone to copy it
The photo of a complicated signature emerged on Twitter and sparked reactions among netizens.
A photo of the signature was posted on Twitter by Yabaleftonline, but the actual owner was not mentioned.
![A man's signature that looks like a bird. A man's signature that looks like a bird.](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/1120/dcf8a12b5668c8a4.jpeg?v=1)
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Man's complicated signature has a bird
The signature looks so complicated, with a bird neatly drawn. The photo shows that the signature was signed on February 9, 2014, but it does not carry the owner's name.
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The intricate signature has sparked reactions among social media users, many of whom said it was practically impossible to duplicate it.
Others argued that it might not be a signature but a work of art because of the bird.
See the tweet below:
Twitter users react to photo of complicated signature
@Giftyvitalis said:
"This is a drawing."
@Ccee_JAY_ said:
"This is not hard to recreate, very simple for an artist."
@youngskidmusic said:
"Looks like my signature when that bird is excluded."
@SteveCypha commented:
"Imagine drawing bird anytime they ask you to sign. No be witchcraft be that?"
@datchughuy said:
"Even the owner go suffer to recreate."
@tweetsbygoody commented:
"This is a logo, not a signature."
@skiduski said:
"Dem say sign document you dey draw a bird. The day you go need to sign more than 20 pages of document and all the birds no resemble you go hear am."
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