RoyHand Pro

RoyHand Pro was created in 2006 by the late Roy Preston. RoyHand, as the name would suggest, is based upon the handwriting of Roy himself. It is casual and friendly, with a gentle italic angle. The terminal ends bulge slightly, a telltale sign of the marker Roy used to lay down the artwork. The family has three weights, Light, Medium and Bold. Roy wanted to make sure the typeface was suitable for many everyday uses, so each weight supports OpenType features for smallcaps, oldstyle, proportional and tabular lining figures, ligatures, superiors and inferiors, unlimited fractions, and ordinals. Don’t let the easy-going character of this font fool you; it’s designed to be a workhorse. The extended character set supports many western European languages.