Bratislove
Resistenza Type · Giuseppe Salerno, Paco González · 2012
A casual monoline script conceived in Bratislava, with italic and bold italic cuts plus a flat-tip calligraphic variant, suited to branding and packaging that call for personality over formality.
About
Bratislove is a handwritten script designed by Giuseppe Salerno and Paco González, released in 2012, whose name fuses Bratislava with love in a nod to its origins. The family spans two italic weights sharing a spontaneous, flowing monoline character, with a third Calligraphic cut drawn on a flat-tip marker sensibility that leans more urban and youthful than traditional calligraphy. OpenType ligatures help characters connect naturally, lending the text a convincingly handwritten flow.
Classification
Casual handwritten script with a monoline character throughout. The name blends Bratislava with "love", referencing the city where it was conceived. Two italic weights (regular and bold) share a spontaneous, flowing character; a third Calligraphic cut shifts to a flat-tip marker sensibility, making it stylistically distinct within the family. All cuts lean into the slanted, dynamic letterforms typical of informal Latin scripts.