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I enjoy the flourishes in the typeface, but is there something slightly amiss with the spacing?
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WOW Ivan, These flourishes are amazing. How do you like 'older women'? I need you for my scrapbooking projects. That is, if I fugure out how to download them.
Trudy
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2 of my favorites are Snappy Script Light and Saginaw
You might look at the retros as well, depending what kind of look you are going for. early retro (not the tacky stuff) and art deco have some flourishes.
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If you know anything about open fonts from adobe u'll know they can have more than one character in just one font with diffrent flourishes, the font u put is close but not the one :( plz help peeps
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 Please help me ID this Spumoni-like font. Differences include the single storey 'a' and flourishes on the 't' and 'e'
Thanks!
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@Kkat: Aha! Interesting. Let's see what Richard Kegler (chiefcommander from P22) says about Victorian Swash: "Victorian Swash was inspired by the willowy, delicate face 'Columbian', which has also been known in recent years as 'Glorietta'. The P22 version includes 'snap-on' flourishes based on the original 'Columbian' ornamental embellishment designs."
Have your shovel nearby? Glorietta gives it a whole new light ... ;-D
PS: Is the abbreviation SFL familiar for you?
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