The cursive writing style originates from the fifteenth century Renaissance and is generally recognized by the letters written in a joined-up and/or running manner. Cursive, commonly known as italic, was developed as a handwriting technique which gave certain advantages such as speed and infrequent lifting of the pen.
Cursive fonts are useful to create personal, old looking typography or simply to simulate human handwriting. In this article you will find several great looking free cursive fonts you may add to your font library.
The Lobster Font
Ginga Font
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Jellyka – Estrya’s Handwriting
Joe Hand 2
Santos Dumont Font
Many Weatz font
Channel font
Gourdie Cursive
Saginaw Font
Italian Cursive, 16th c.
US Declaration
Walt Disney Script
Chancery Cursive
Cygnet Round
Amaze Font
ChopinScript Font
Aspire font
Velocette
Richard Murray Font
JohnLennon, Regular
Airstream
Philippe, Regular
Christopher Hand
Glider Girls, Regular
Windsong
Adine Kirnberg Script Font
Magik
Scriptina
Digs My Hart
Baby Bowser
Freebooter Script – Alts
Ballpark Weiner
Fiolex Girls
Hancock
James Fajardo
CAC Champagne Font
Adorable Font
Loki Cola
Jane Austen
Porcelain
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