Another Accolade for Metroscript

April 16, 2009 on 4:41 pm | By | In News | 4 Comments

In addition to being named “MyFonts’ Brush Script Font of the Year” and before that being named as a “Rising Star“, Metroscript has now been named as #5 in Smashing Magazine’s30 Brilliant Typefaces For Corporate Design“—which they call “a great reference for professional designers looking for some fresh, beautiful typefaces for their corporate projects.” They go on to say “With Metroscript, …lettering artist Michael Doret has adapted his trademark hand-lettering style to the computer, creating one of the most sophisticated suites of script fonts on the market.”

…and coming soon to a type distributor near you: Alphabet Soup’s newest release—Deliscript! Over six months in the making, this font is in the final stages of its OpenType encoding (which has been entrusted to master fontmeister Patrick Griffin of Canada Type). Done in the same spirit as Metroscript, and unlike many “vintage” fonts currently in release, this is not a rehash of an historic font design or showcard lettering that had been unearthed, but a completely new creation. It does have something of the look and feel of a vintage style, but is also fresh and contemporary. Check back here soon for more info, and for the release announcement!

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  1. Nice font, thank you shared it ^.^

    Comment by Aliana — November 20, 2015 #

  2. You Typographers have a language all your own.
    Me, I think it’s just Deliscriptious!

    Comment by José Cruz — April 25, 2009 #

  3. Patience my son. Quality takes time to achieve. Anyway, Deliscript will be yesterday’s news in the blink of an eye.

    Comment by MD — April 20, 2009 #

  4. Love ’em both, and can’t wait for Deliscript to hit the stores. C’mon Patrick, encode faster!!

    Comment by Heckadude — April 20, 2009 #

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