Zelda – A Beautiful and Classy Script Font

Description

Sometimes, a font set is so perfectly named it whispers to you from your font library and says, “I’m right here. And I’m perfect for you.”

“Zelda”, the stunning new font from Artimasa, is one of those fonts.

To begin with, it’s a script font. (Of course.)

It’s classy.

It’s elegant.

It’s as gorgeous as it is versatile.

And if its strong, feminist bent makes you think of American socialite, painter, and novelist Zelda Fitzgerald from the 1920s Jazz Age, well, you could be excused for queueing up some Duke Ellington on Spotify, percolating yourself a fresh espresso, and pretending your work station is now an outdoor café in Paris with Pablo Picasso on his way over to inspire your next creation.

::: pause in reverie :::

Oh. Sorry. Where were we?

Look, assuming you’re wearing some sensible shoes and have important design work to do, let’s get practical, shall we?

Here’s what you need to know:

Zelda is a breathtakingly original font that you can use on anything from wedding invitations to company branding.

With more than 500 glyphs, you’ll get loads of OpenType features as well as ornamental characters to keep you satisfied.

Highlights:

• Zelda is a stunningly beautiful script font with crystal-clear characteristics;
• This classy and versatile font can be used to create greeting cards, wedding invitations, editorials, branding, and more;
• It features 537 glyphs in total;
• This drop-dead gorgeous font set also includes 362 alternate characters to add a customized personal touch to your latest project;
• Allows you to take advantage of numerous OpenType features, such as Contextual Alternates, Stylistic Alternates, Swash, Ligature, and Stylistic Sets;
• The ability to add exquisite touches to your work with a number of Zelda’s ornamental characters.

Terms:

• Delivered as an instant download after completing your purchase.
• Desktop font files are delivered in both .otf and .ttf formats and work on both Windows and Mac.
• To use the OpenType features, you will need an OpenType-friendly application, such as InDesign, Illustrator or Quark, where you can access the glyph palette or you can open the glyph palette in Windows or Mac.
• The Web fonts don’t contain any of the alternate characters or OpenType features.
• The Web fonts are delivered in .eot, .svg, .ttf, .woff and .woff2 formats.
• May be used for personal or commercial projects.
• Licensed for one user only.