Offhand Brush
A single-weight brush script with four alternates per Latin letter and two per Cyrillic and Greek character, designed to replicate the spontaneous energy of fast, hand-applied brushwork.
About
The extensive alternate system — four variants per Latin letter, two for numerals, and two for Cyrillic and Greek — is the defining feature, allowing text to avoid the mechanical repetition common to digital scripts. Language support spans Latin, Cyrillic and Greek across more than 30 languages. Ornaments are also included, making it suited to display applications such as book covers, packaging and album art.
Classification
A hand-drawn brush script with intentional irregularity and multiple alternates per letter, characteristic of spontaneous brush lettering rather than formal calligraphic scripts.