About Capricious Ambrosia font

Capricious Ambrosia Font was created to look as close to a natural handwritten script as possible by including over 45 natural-looking opentype ligatures, Uppercase and lowercase Stylistic Alternate, a lot of head/beginning swashes and tail/ending swashes. There are also underline swashes included and lot more ornaments, arrow, scribbles, etc.

Easy access all alternate glyphs, swashes, ornaments and underlines just by using ligatures, you can try yourself in the font preview tool.

Stylistic alternate can be access by type plus symbol \”+\” in front of the original letter, for example type +A to get stylistic alternate of letter A capital.

Underline swashes can be access by type hyphen symbol \”-\” then followed by number 1 to 30, for example type -3, -22 or -17 etc to get various different underline swashes.

Head/beginning swashes can be access by type dollar symbol \”$\” then followed by number 1 to 9, for example type $2 or $8 to get various different head/beginning swashes.

Tail/ending swashes can be access by type percent symbol \”%\” then followed by number 1 to 30, for example type %3 or %15 etc to get various different tail/ending swashes.

Ornaments can be access by type at symbol \”at\” then followed by number 1 to 26, for example type @4 or @13 etc to get various different ornaments.

Capricious Ambrosia Font is also PUA encoded which means you can access all of the glyphs and swashes with ease!

FEATURES

– TTF/OTF/WOFF
– Uppercase and Lowercase letters
– Numbering and Punctuations
– Multilingual Support
– Ligatures
– Beginning and ending swashes
– Underline swashes
– Stylistic alternate
– Ornaments
– Easy access swash just by using ligatures

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Free for Personal Use

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