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Dahaut
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Dahaut
Some words from Scriptorium:
Dahaut is a stylized, modernistic uncial variation.
The idea for this font came from a small sample of hand lettering in a title on a book by Peter Tremayne. The idea of a bolder, more angular variation on uncial script seemed intriguing, so we developed it into a full font.
It should work very well for titles and catches the eye by presenting traditional uncial letter forms in an almost futuristic style.
For those who care about such things, the name comes from a princess in a Breton folk story.
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