Brashy
Mota Italic · Rob Keller · 2014
A single-weight brush script by Rob Keller built around automatic glyph cycling to produce genuinely unpredictable, handmade-looking typesetting.
About
Each letter ships with at least two alternate forms and the main alphabet offers up to six, all managed by contextual alternates code Mota Italic call 'Flippy Letter™'. As you type, previously set characters shift forms unpredictably, avoiding the repetition that exposes most digital handwriting fonts. The 1,573-glyph set extends well beyond the core alphabet to include swash letters, connecting flourishes, 128 dingbats and practical symbols, covering most European Latin-based languages.
Classification
Brashy is a brush script simulating spontaneous, unskilled hand-lettering with a loaded brush, characterised by sloppy, variable letterforms rather than calligraphic refinement.