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Lowercase a

A large double-storey lowercase a has a curved top and a rounded lower loop. Color the broad letter stroke and leave its enclosed space white to keep the printed shape clear.

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A blue a with a white center

Follow the rounded letter and keep its opening clear.

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Digital example: Sky-blue lowercase a with a white oval center.

1. Sky blue — letter body
2. White — oval opening

Fill the body of the lowercase a with sky blue.
Leave the oval inside the lower loop uncolored.

The white oval stays separate from the blue stroke; keep the page around the letter white.

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