1, robot
This font is a very standard and commonly used black body with simple stroke design, which is very classic with the Chinese character "Siyuan black body". It is a kind of font that is used more.
2, quicksand
The characteristics of this font are similar to the "young circle" style. In the structure of the font, the cavity is relatively large, and the suffix is arc, which is visually soft and restrained.
3、Teko
This font is very bold and unconstrained, but also because its font is square and has a certain sense of rhythm. The stroke design is very concise and sharp.
4. Italy
This Italian-style font has a shrinking cone at the tail, which has obvious sharp line characteristics. There are both classical romance in Italian style and conciseness and neatness in modern style.
5. Kaoshan
Another expression of hand-drawn fonts, the letters are independent of each other, and the fonts will be more modern. The style is refreshing and neat, with great personality, expressing a sense of freedom.
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Fancy English is an English font category, which belongs to domestic calligraphy, and there is no such font classification abroad. Generally, it is considered to be copperplate font, round font or Spencer, which is more common in film letters and cover decoration.
According to Jason Stoneheart, cursive style is an improper translation of "decorative calligraphy", which means decoration in English, not font. However, in the use of history, "decorative calligraphy" is often used to refer to "Spencer" and its variants.
"Copperplate" and "Spencer" are two similar fonts, both of which use decorative words. When the word "Hua Ti" was introduced into China, it was translated into Hua Ti because of its unclear concept, and its scope was larger than "Hua Ti".
In China, cursive script is usually used to refer to "copperplate book" and "Spencer book". Because "English circle" is sometimes called "copper plate" in foreign countries, and copper plate is actually a copper plate, so the concept of flower body and "round body" also overlap.