: Identifying this font Can someone help me identify the following font please? Finding it a bit tricky with the free website recognition systems out there because it is a type of scripting

Can someone help me identify the following font please? Finding it a bit tricky with the free website recognition systems out there because it is a type of scripting

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: This can be caused by incorrect path directions (either in live type* or a compound path). You can change the direction of a path through the Attributes panel. Select the problem path, set

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: Assuming the glyphs are type which has been converted to outlines, they are part of a compound shape in all likelihood. An easy fix is to separate the L from the compound shape. Select

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: Strategies to get into a design agency as an in-house designer I went to a design school and have advanced diploma. But have not further my studies due to financial issue. I’m currently working

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: Attribute Styles in Affinity Designer? In Affinity Designer, is it possible to set up attribute styles which can be applied to individual layers or objects? Say I have a palette of three colors

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It's Signalist from MyFonts:

It was found by separating some glyphs to a sparse formation and inputting them to FontSquirrel Matcherator.

The identification string used:

It was enlargened to 400% with ON1 resizer and tresholded to BW before uploading

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: This can be caused by incorrect path directions (either in live type* or a compound path). You can change the direction of a path through the Attributes panel. Select the problem path, set

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