I'm no type veteran, but I think the swashes may be a customisation of an italic face, not real swashes. Observe the connection of the ascender of "h" as it interloops into the custom swash T (which looks very much like a C).
I'll see if I can ID the italic face though, I'm desperate for my first ID! ;)
I'd like to point out that this is not ITC Bookman Swash (the type family Geoff linked to) but the original Bookman Swash, which was digitised as Jukebox Bookman by Jason Walcott (Jukebox Type) and recently released through Veer's Umbrella collection.
Yes, it's the original Bookman Bold Italic w/Swash alright, but the big C is custom. There is also some customization where the h in Chaperone connects to the T in The, and the extra long descender on the p.
20 Feb 2006 — 7:35pm
I'm no type veteran, but I think the swashes may be a customisation of an italic face, not real swashes. Observe the connection of the ascender of "h" as it interloops into the custom swash T (which looks very much like a C).
I'll see if I can ID the italic face though, I'm desperate for my first ID! ;)
20 Feb 2006 — 7:58pm
Bookman Swash?
20 Feb 2006 — 8:23pm
It is Bookman Swash, well done. :)
25 Feb 2006 — 5:14am
I'd like to point out that this is not ITC Bookman Swash (the type family Geoff linked to) but the original Bookman Swash, which was digitised as Jukebox Bookman by Jason Walcott (Jukebox Type) and recently released through Veer's Umbrella collection.
25 Feb 2006 — 5:40am
My mistake, thanks for the correction, Yves. :)
25 Feb 2006 — 7:31am
Yes, it's the original Bookman Bold Italic w/Swash alright, but the big C is custom. There is also some customization where the h in Chaperone connects to the T in The, and the extra long descender on the p.