Rosarian celebrates the signpainterly grace of the pointed brush. Ink flows expressively from thick, rounded downstrokes to thin, delicate hairlines. Rosarian presents sensually rounded letterforms and distinctively doubled-up connections on the a, g, q, and u. Elegant swash capitals and alternates — 215 in all — lend it a fanciful look suggestive of Art Nouveau, with delicate curls that sprout like vines.
Contextual alternates help Rosarian look convincingly hand-lettered, while stylistic alternates allow you to set Rosarian as a less formal, unconnected script.