
Script, cursive and signature faces — the ones that do the heavy lifting on invitations, logos and quote prints. Look at the lowercase l and the capital S: that is where a bad script gives itself away.





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Plain brush calligraphy named after the season and not much else. One review at five stars. Reliable rather than exciting, which is a compliment in December…
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Marked best seller by its author, with cut files and an apparel tilt. Irregular letterforms give it the handwritten look without losing legibility, which is a…
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Procreate-ready script that also works in Canva, three reviews at five stars. Cartoon-leaning rather than elegant, so it suits family cards more than formal ones.
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A bold script that turns up on book covers as often as on cards. Cut files included. The weight is even throughout, which is the reason…
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Bold signature with a thick single-weight stroke, built for names rather than sentences. The bold script shortlist is short because most of them lose their joins…
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