Loopslim
Narrow loops, upright and a little bouncy
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Sweet Nothings to Go
Sweet Nothings to Go
Sweet Nothings to Go
Sweet Nothings to Go
Sweet Nothings to Go
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How it looks in use
Loopslim
A tall narrow upright script with looped ascenders and a gentle push of pen pressure in every downstroke.
Loopslim
About the family
Loopslim writes tall and tight. The letters are real script forms, with looped ascenders on b, h, k and l, a looped e, and a long curly tail on the y, but they stand upright and squeeze together so a whole word fits in a narrow space. The pen pressure shows as a soft swell on the downstrokes and thin strokes on the way up. Capitals are simple and a bit bouncy, and the figures lean slightly as if written in a hurry. Five weights go from a fine pen to a fat marker. It is friendly handwriting that still behaves on a small label.
What's inside
- 5Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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