Hmm.. any way to view these characters set in Coquette??

I must be hung up on this face. Anyway, try Chalet Paris 1970 here:

http://houseind.com/house.php?kit=CHALET-FO&sub=lettersetter

Kyle,

Have a go at my site and see if you find something. I'll be glad to customize something as well if you find any typeface interesting enough as a base to work from...
http://www.macrhino.com

Cheers/SH

Stefan --

I love the fonts, but there is really nothing there close to what I need for this project.

Kyle,

"I love the fonts" is good enough for me. Good luck with it all ;-)

So she is changing direction on me... we are looking at something more "hand written" now...

Im at such a loss for what to do... I have looked through SO MANY scripts, its just such and odd character composition... hard to find something that looks right.

So, on to script/hand writing suggestions ;)

Kyle,
Get her to write it, or write it yourself (if you can make yourself "graceful, stylish, mature, and slightly feminine"). So much more effective than making a font look like handwriting. Of course, the problems come when you have to produce a lot of literature.
Tim

maybe some scripts that could help. I hope it helps

Tim Daly -- Here writing is horrible. ;)
I have considered this. If it was only for the mark, then that would be the best. But her request is that we do titling and such in it too.

I know she's now requesting a script, but perhaps a Didot influenced face will have the graceful, stylish, and feminine properties she wants.

Here is a sample of Perla from Veer. This sample was typed in as "NichOlE dEBoRah" to get the corresponding small caps:

Alejandro --

What re the names of the 2nd and 7th in that list... they might be the ones!

Thanks

kyle i'm sure these are part of veer's Charles Blumelin Collection
#7 is Miss Le Gatees but didn't check on #2.
Browse the 3 collections for some great script stuff.

Hmm.. I found it, is there an avenue where I could just purchase the one script?

i believe you should be able to purchase the faces indivudually. in fact, you can purchase just the one font from the link i posted above (the second one).

Or for something a bit more customized... you could have someone digitize some of the artist's own handwriting... just an idea.

Heya Kyle
sure! all the fonts are able to licence individually!

Number 2 is Mr Sheffield from Veer's March release Bluemlein Scripts collection part 3

http://www.veer.com/products/gallery.aspx?gallery=298

And number 7 is Mr Leopold from part 2

http://www.veer.com/products/gallery.aspx?gallery=261

I hope it help! (sorry for my english)

Alejandro - Could you list all the fonts in that list? Particularly #3?

subimage, #3 should be 'Amorinda'..

Kyle take a look at Emigre's Dalliance Italic. Its not script but its distinctive and reasonably priced.