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ktinkel · 08-04-2005, 08:01 AM

My recent Veer catalog also includes a bunch of scripts, many of them designed (or co-designed) by Alejandro Paul.

I have rarely had much use for scripts in my work, but always love to look at them. Of the scripts shown in the booklet, I am drawn especially to these:

Koziupack (by Alejandro Paul & Koziupa)
Milk Script (by Paul & Graziani)
Ministry Script (by Paul; includes swashes, alternates, contextual ligatures)
Mr Sheffield (by Bluemlein & Paul)
Incognito (a set of 10 related scripts by Fountain Type)
Gizmo (by G-Type)

These are but a drop in the bucket. Veer shows 19 pages of script thumbnails in case these are not enough.

08-04-2005, 08:01 AM	#1
ktinkel Founding Sysop Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: In Connecticut, on the Housatonic River near its mouth at Long Island Sound. Posts: 11,202	Script fonts gone mad My recent Veer catalog also includes a bunch of scripts, many of them designed (or co-designed) by Alejandro Paul. I have rarely had much use for scripts in my work, but always love to look at them. Of the scripts shown in the booklet, I am drawn especially to these: Koziupack (by Alejandro Paul & Koziupa) Milk Script (by Paul & Graziani) Ministry Script (by Paul; includes swashes, alternates, contextual ligatures) Mr Sheffield (by Bluemlein & Paul) Incognito (a set of 10 related scripts by Fountain Type) Gizmo (by G-Type) These are but a drop in the bucket. Veer shows 19 pages of script thumbnails in case these are not enough. __________________ ::

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