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Quote: "Originally conceived as two separate Japan-inspired fonts, the upper and lower cases are designed for use separately, but can be mixed when logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead. Named after Inspector Clouseau's manservant in the Pink Panther movies."
www.k-type.com - re: kato, regular
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Cézanne would definitely work well with that theme, but it's not the only one.
It's easy to get that feel with all authentically-old-looking, slightly-sloppy scripty handwriting fonts. They will not[/i:7c896da9bc] look like Cézanne, but they'll give the same feeling. You can poke around in the appropriate categories here, or at dafonts.com, or pretty much any other free fonts site, and find some stuff.
Will they all look appropriate? Have they all got smartquotes, em- and en-dashes, and hyphens? Have they all even got full character sets? Maybe not.
But I promise the good stuff is out there. If you can't afford to get Cézanne, you don't need Cézanne.
-- Liana
(This was just to get you started looking, in case you want to pick your own. If you'd like help looking for specific fonts, I'd be glad to help with that too.)
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