The quasi-calligraphic typeface Bistro Script evokes the nostalgic atmosphere of hand-painted advertising signs. Its character resembles a painting done with diluted paint using a long-bristled brush on shop windows. To preserve the familiar feel of a skilled calligrapher’s hand, it uses a variety of shape alternatives that help ensure smooth character connections and the substitution of appropriate combinations. These contextual alternatives are activated automatically as you type, so the result should always be the most effective headline.