I like the defrizz one the best. If someone knows this font and can let me know would be lovely. thank you!!

Considering there is three different "e" - it looks as if it's handmade.

Even the "Bb" is different on both labels.

OR... could it be a nice Opentype-face with lots of alternate letters?

yeah, but I'm really hoping that they're fonts..

Unfortunately I think they're hand drawn. Fortunately, there may be some alternatives out there.

- Lex

Christian Robertson's "Dear Sarah" might do the trick.

http://www.veer.com/search/results.aspx?keyword=Sarah&producttype=TYP

ChrisL

I'm waiting for Mark Simonson to do an OT version of his Felt Tip series. that would rock!

Nick Shinn has someting along those lines as well.

http://www.shinntype.com

Take a look at his "Handsome Pro"

ChrisL

speaking of which you can buy at veer now and thus use flont to preview your text:
http://www.veer.com/products/typedetail.aspx?image=SHT0000033

You can also check out Part 9 of Mike Yanega's Script ID Guide for a ton of fonts that could work.

- Lex

FF Pepe

Pepe does really have the freedom of the original post--good find Stephen!

ChrisL

thank you all for the finds~! There are some good alternatives..Dear Sarah and the likes..but the original strokes is so free and confident which don't seem to have in most... sigh* :/

Liroah is kinda nice...
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/bitstream/liorah/bt/

I agree that this looks handwritten -- it's the best way to make sure you aren't copied.

In addition to Lex's remark about Part 9 of the Script Guide, you might also look at Part 10 (Antique Handwriting). There are some good examples of the sort of individual flair that much modern handwriting lacks, and that may resemble this sample.

- Mike Yanega

cool~! the list is very helpful. Thank you for putting that all together! I think I will look into Baker Script. Thanks Mike!