Dasha

Dasha was vintage-inspired and hand-drawn, so her alphabet bounces naturally along the baseline. She has a host of Opentype features that allow you to control just how much whimsy spills out onto the page.

• a full set of alternate capital letters (contextual alternates)
• seamless ligatures that automatically connect as you type (default and discretionary ligatures)
• beginning and end-of-word swashes (swash feature, and stylistic set 1 for Word users)
• a set of elaborate swashed capital letters (swash feature, and stylistic set 1 for Word users)
• old-style numerals (old style numerals)
• arbitrary fractions (fractions)
• 22 (!) alternate ampersand characters** (contextual alternates)

For best results, be sure to use Dasha in Opentype-friendly applications like Adobe’s CS Suite, any recent version of Microsoft Word (2010 or newer), or Quark. To see the perfectly connecting letters, make sure you have the Opentype features, particularly the default/standard and discretionary ligatures, turned on. If you don’t have access to these programs you can still use Dasha, though you will need to view and manually access the extra 1,100+ characters through a third party application like Ultra Character Map (Mac) or PopChar (Windows).

Demo Dasha

https://creativemarket.com/magpiepaperworks/39517-Dasha

Download Dasha

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