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Madelinette

Madelinette™

by Tart Workshop
Individual Styles from $39.00
Madelinette Font Family was designed by Stuart Sandler, Crystal Kluge and published by Tart Workshop. Madelinette contains 1 styles.

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About Madelinette Font Family


Simple. Classic. The beautiful handwriting of your mother. Madelinette is inspired by Palmer Method which was introduced to the US in 1894 as a modern alternative to Spencerian. The method won many awards including the Gold Medals at the Panama Pacific Expo of 1915 and the Sesquicentennial Expo in 1926. This disciplined style set the standard of cursive penmanship for decades of American schoolchildren. Of course, Madelinette was written with a steel nibbed dip pen in black ink…she’s traditional. She looks perfect in grandmother’s pearls & sweater sets. Travels Europe on holiday. Loves Parisian food. Owns a tweed suit, plaid capris, a single pair of jeans and more shoes than she can count. Not to be outdone, Madelinette contains loads of OpenType features including automatic ligatures, alternate beginning and ending forms, a complete set of swash and stylistic alternate forms creating a flawless and smoothly organic flowing handwritten look.

Designers: Stuart Sandler, Crystal Kluge

Publisher: Tart Workshop

Foundry: Tart Workshop

Design Owner: Tart Workshop

MyFonts debut: Mar 12, 2012

Madelinette™ is a trademark of Font Diner Inc DBA Tart Workshop.

About Tart Workshop

Created in 2007, Tart Workshop is an art & lettering studio which creates digital typefaces, focusing on handlettered styles and custom font development. It is a collaboration of lettering artist/illustrator Crystal Kluge & font developer Stuart Sandler of Font Diner.Lettering professionally since 1999, Crystal's signature lettering style helped launch the popular “modern calligraphy” trend. Her designs have graced magazine pages, a multitude of giftware & stationery products, advertising campaigns, logos & store fronts, art museum walls, tattooed bodies and an eclectic range of special events from swank Hollywood bashes to intimate Moroccan soirees.