ASL Letter D Sign - American Sign Language Handshape Guide #1448530 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line illustration demonstrates the precise hand configuration for signing the letter “D” in American Sign Language (ASL). The dominant (right) hand extends the index finger vertically while the other fingers are curled, and the non-dominant (left) hand supports the base of the index finger with its palm facing up. The image includes a bold uppercase “D” in the upper right corner to reinforce the target letter.

Used on educational websites, ASL learning platforms, or accessibility resources to teach manual alphabet signs; targets learners, teachers, parents of deaf/hard-of-hearing children, and linguists seeking visual reference for ASL phonology.