Brand Name Lettering Sketch to Custom Wordmark Concept

Act as a type designer producing a custom wordmark. I am uploading a photograph of a hand-sketched brand name. First transcribe the name exactly as you read it and pause for my confirmation if any character is ambiguous. Then draw one refined wordmark of that name that follows the character of the sketch, matching whether it is geometric sans, humanist sans, slab, or high-contrast serif, and keeping the same capitalization pattern. Rebuild every letter with consistent stem weight, matched curve tension, even optical spacing rather than mechanical spacing, aligned baseline, and consistent overshoot on round letters. Tighten loose gaps, open tight pairs, and correct any letter that reads as a different character. Render the wordmark in solid black on a plain white background, horizontally centered with wide clear space, at a size where every letter is sharp. Do not add a symbol, tagline, underline, box, gradient, or texture. Finish with a plain-text note on which letter pairs you re-spaced and which letterforms you redrew.