These script fonts are somewhat more relaxed and easier to read than the formal flowing scripts, as there is no consistent linking of the lower case letters. Letterforms are quite regular, but they are usually more like text italics than the flowing script letterforms.
Use the underlined links below to navigate between major script font Categories
(just remember FACES ) of the various Style Groups :
Use the underlined links below to navigate between Style Groups of the Formal Category:
Formal Flowing Script, Formal Non-flowing Script, and Blackletter
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Compare to Berthold version on Page 3. Mecanorma's lower case resembles serif italics, rather than script, but some letters are found in the Berthold Poppl Exquisit. Compare with Mecanorma 'Italic' version below, which has a different 'g' & 's'. |
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Compare to Berthold version on Page 3, as well as Mecanorma Regular above. Lower case 'b', 'd', 'h', 'k' and 'l' are like Berthold version, but 'g' and 's' are unlike either of the other versions. |
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Compare to Park Avenue in Part 1, page 3 |
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See 'Adagio' in Script Font Reference List |
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Date of this page version: 19 Mar 2005
The Script Font Identification Guide and Script Font Reference List are Copyright © 2005 by Michael Yanega. The typeface names and designs are the property of their respective owners.
