To sign fox, form an 'F' handshape with your dominant hand by touching the tips of your index finger and thumb together, leaving your other three fingers extended. Place the circle formed by your thumb and index finger over the tip of your nose. Gently twist your wrist back and forth a couple of times.
Sign 'red' by brushing your index finger down your chin, then sign 'fox' using the twisting 'F' handshape over your nose.
Sign 'fox', then sign 'smart' by touching your forehead with your middle finger and flicking it outward.
Sign 'my', 'favorite', 'animal', and finish with the sign for 'fox' on your nose.
Sign 'red' by brushing your index finger down your chin, then sign 'fox' using the twisting 'F' handshape over your nose.
Sign 'fox', then sign 'smart' by touching your forehead with your middle finger and flicking it outward.
Sign 'my', 'favorite', 'animal', and finish with the sign for 'fox' on your nose.
Yes, the circle formed by your thumb and index finger should lightly touch or surround the tip of your nose as you twist your hand.
Usually, two quick, small twists of the wrist are sufficient. The movement should be natural and not overly exaggerated.
Both signs are placed near the nose to represent an animal's snout, but 'wolf' uses an open hand that pulls away from the face into a closed fist, whereas 'fox' uses a twisting 'F' handshape.
