1. "W": You form the "W" handshape by extending your thumb, index, and middle finger, while keeping the ring and pinky fingers bent.
2. "Wisconsin": This is a specific sign that involves bringing your "W" handshape towards your chest, then bringing it out in front of you, while simultaneously moving your other hand in a circular motion (like you're drawing a "W").
It's important to note that sign language can vary depending on the region and the individual signer. It's best to practice with a qualified ASL instructor or resources that provide accurate ASL signs.