Nothing

A true handwriting script, this font makes a powerful visual impact with its heavy, wide, and fast-flowing strokes.
It was honored as MyFonts' No.1 Award-Winning Font of 2007, and has remained a standout in expressive script design.

Since its inception in mid-2006, Ryoichi Tsunekawa’s Flat-It foundry (Dharma Type) has published an impressive collection of script and display fonts. Nothing, a name that is likely to cause confusion in some studios, is among their latest script faces. It’s been a hit ever since it came out in mid-August. Its look is not so easy to describe: it’s spontaneous yet balanced, confident yet unassuming, elegantly connected yet technically simple. It could have been hand-rendered with a brush by one of the few great American lettering artists working for Hollywood or Madison Avenue. But as the PDF proudly states, it is from Nagoya, Japan – another winner from Flat-It, Dharma Type. —MyFonts

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1940s1950s1960scasual scriptformal scripthandwrittenretro