Dulcet is a script font that may look a bit clumsy on the first look, but that is very elegant when used appropriately.
It is hand-written, with high ascenders and low descenders, and a little grungy touch that sets it apart from common script fonts. This font works very well for invitations, t-shirts, posters, and pretty much anything you’d like to use if for.
The main advantage of the Dulcet font is its support of many OpenType features, such as common ligatures, double letter ligatures, contextual and stylistic alternates for a varied and hand drawn look. These functions can easily be accessed from the glyphs panels in Illustrator or InDesign.
Last but not least, this font allows you to add variants of initial and terminal swashes that can be added to initial or last letters.
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