This is BistroScript, “(...) a contemporary calligraphic script inspired by promotional art in the 1960s. Thanks to OpenType features, a variety of ligatures and alternative glyphs allow the user to create more authentic and varied connections between letters. Used thoughtfully, BistroScript is guaranteed to enhance any print job.”

I know, I helped Tomas with the English text for his catalogue. This is from my version of the text document that’s still on my hard drive. ;^)

Thanks Yves! Any idea where I can see more of it and perhaps buy?

I’ll ask Tomas when he’s planning to release it.

I look forward to Tomas’ answer…

Hi Yves, hi Ken,

I’ll update my website just after two weeks holiday, I promise. And BistroScript will not the only one new font.)

Tomas

Thanks for posting the additional type specimens. As the son of a second generation sign painter, I must declare that you have successfully captured an era with this script! I can’t wait to learn more about the OpenType features of BistroScript and see what other font(s) you have up your sleeves.

Thomas,

Will you contact me please. I would like to talk to you about this face. You can reach me at kyle [at] brandsbyovo [dot] com.

Thanks!

Welcome to Typophile, Tomas! Looking forward to the new Suitcase releases.

That @s ligature is absolutely wonderful. Simples, ingenius; I’d buy the font just for that (and for the rest too, of course!) Congratulations!

Hi everyone,

new typefaces BistroScript, Corpulent, Gloriola and Purista, are officially published at http://www.suitcasetype.com.

Tomas

Great stuff, Tomas!
I especially dig the thin/hair weights of Gloriola and Purista. Niiice, děkuij!

Tomas, great work!

Corpulent cleverly caters to the recent trend of bloated constructed geometric types.

My remark was meant as a compliment! :^D I like it!

This font is peaking to me on multiple levels, Unfortunately, my wallet is deaf.