Calligraphic Fonts

Calligraphic fonts help give a design an appearance of organic hand-lettering and are therefore well-suited for invitations, food packaging and other designs requiring a personal touch. Some calligraphic fonts also fall into the Blackletter or Old English category, thus giving them a more serious serious vibe and making them perfect for your medieval movie or fantasy book cover. While the definition of "calligraphic" can be broad, for the purposes of categorization, I'm only including fonts that were created or appear to have been created using a flat slanted nib or brush.

Ascribe™ by David Parr
LHF Ascribe
Black Rose Script™by Chuck Davis, Patrick Kalange & Denise Bayers
LHF Black Rose Script
Brushwork™ by Dave Correll
LHF Brushwork
Californian™ by Mike Erickson
LHF Californian
Calileo™ by Francis Lestingi
LHF Calileo
Dark Horse™ by Denise Bayers
David Design™ by Rob Cooper
LHF David Design
Duetta™by Francis Lestingi
LHF Duetta
Flamingo Script™ by Dave Correll
LHF Flamingo Script
Hindlewood™ by Arthur Vanson
LHF Hindlewood
Marie Script™ by Dave Correll
LHF Marie Script
New English™ by John Studden
LHF New English
Old Iron™ by Steve Contreras
LHF Old Iron
Pierre™ by Francis Lestingi
LHF Pierre
Sarah Script™ by Charles Borges
LHF Sarah Script
Scriptana™ by Chuck Davis
LHF Scriptana
Seranoa™ by Rob Cooper
LHF Seranoa
Signature™ by Rob Cooper
LHF Signature
Stratford™ by Arthur Vanson
LHF Stratford
Tributary™ by David Parr
LHF Tributary
Unlovable™ by Chuck Davis
LHF Unlovable
Verdi™ by Francis Lestingi
LHF Verdi