Emily Lime Design

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Emily Lime Design [Emily Conners] Emily Conners (Emily Lime Design, Greenville, SC) sells her own fonts. She specializes in capricious scripts. Her typefaces include: Logo Sans (2011). This has hairline weights. Carolyna (2011, a calligraphic hand). And Carolyna Words (2011, connected script). And still later, Carolyna Pro Black. Revel (2011, grungy). Emmy (2011) and the outline typeface Emmy 3D (2011). Emily Lime (2011, handwriting) and Emily Lime Frames (2011). There is a teaser called Emily Lime Words (2011). Larou (2011) and Larou Words (2011). Peoni (2012). A curly hand and accompanying Peoni Patterns. Jacques and Gilles (2012). A connected handwriting font. Bergamot (2012). A hand-drawn typeface inspired by vintage apothecary labels. Bergamot Ornaments (2012) is free. Bombshell Pro (2012) is a connected calligraphic script that includes long connections between letters. Old home page. Some fonts or subsets of fonts can be had for free at Fontspace and Dafont. MyFonts interview in June 2012, with this introductory paragraph: We've seen a few meteoric careers on MyFonts before, but the dazzling feats accomplished by the one-woman foundry called Emily Lime has left us seriously in awe. Based in Greenville, SC, this brand new font company managed to score one best-seller after another these past six months. The energetic Southern Belle in charge of the operation has made fonts in a range of styles, but capricious scripts are what she does best. Her peacefully named Bombshell Pro is at the top of our Hot New Fonts list as we speak. And while her alphabets are nonchalant and untamed, the underlying font technology is smart and nifty. Meet Emily Conners, a newcomer with a punch.	EXTERNAL LINKS Emily Lime Design [Buy fonts] [Designer info] Dafont page Fontspace page MyFonts search Monotype search Google search INTERNAL LINKS Commercial fonts (small outfits) ⦿ Handwriting fonts ⦿ Type designers ⦿ Type designers ⦿ Type scene in South Carolina ⦿ Calligraphic typefaces ⦿ Very thin (hairline sans) typefaces ⦿ Dingbats (original) ⦿