Streetscript font- Modern, Streetwise Edge

Description

Streetscript font is a contemporary brush script font designed by Dave Rowland and published by Schizotype Fonts. This modern typeface offers a streetwise edge with an upright(ish) posture, making it versatile for various design applications.

Streetscript font is a contemporary upright(ish) script with a modern, streetwise edge. It contains a wealth of OpenType goodies and is equipped with enough language support to cover most Latin-based languages. Latin Extended A is fully covered (except for long s – sorry Medieval people!). OpenType features include Stylistic Alternates, ligatures, swashes (for g, j, y and z), an underline function (enabled either through SS02 or Contextual Alternates), Oldstyle figures, Localised forms (Polish, Dutch, Moldovan and Romanian), and ‘non-script’ r and z, enabled using SS01. Over 500 glyphs make up this display font, which is versatile enough to be used for all manner of applications, from T-shirts to logos to websites and beyond. Like most scripts, all-caps settings are not recommended but there is ample kerning to make this possible if you really have to.

Key Features:

• OpenType Enhancements: Streetscript font boasts over 500 glyphs, including stylistic alternates, ligatures, swashes for characters like ‘g’, ‘j’, ‘y’, and ‘z’, and an underline function activated through Stylistic Set 02 or Contextual Alternates. It also offers oldstyle figures and localized forms for languages such as Polish, Dutch, Moldovan, and Romanian.

• Extensive Language Support: The font covers most Latin-based languages, fully encompassing Latin Extended-A characters (with the exception of the long ‘s’).

• Design Versatility: Ideal for a range of projects from T-shirts and logos to websites, Streetscript’s design is adaptable. While all-caps settings are generally not recommended for scripts, this font provides sufficient kerning to accommodate such uses if necessary.