My son has an e in his name. He often added extra crossbars when signing in to class last year when he was in kindergarten. I don't know if he still does it in

My son has an e in his name. He often added extra crossbars when signing in to class last year when he was in kindergarten. I don't know if he still does it in first grade since parents don't enter the school building with Coronavirus. In any event, I always found the E charming. Frank Lloyd Wright's lettering (apropos since we live a couple miles from his home/studio in Oak Park), incidentally often doubled or tripled the crossbars on A and H (but not, I would note, E). Being in FLW territory, we see a lot of the Eaglefeather typeface based on his lettering [0] but I doubt that my son was inspired by that (but then again, since he was three, he has declared his intention to become and architect). [0] https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/p22-eaglefeather https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/p22-eaglefeather