You're designing wedding invitations when you realize you need lettering that reads as hand-drawn without drifting into too casual or too amateur. Bulgary by Artimasa solves that tension. This script combines brush work and traditional handwriting into something with genuine movement and personality, giving you options for formal announcements and stationery sets, hand-lettered journal layouts, custom gift tags for special events, and luxury packaging for makers who want a handcrafted feel in their visual identity.

The strength is in its flexibility. You get 289 glyphs and over 100 alternate characters, all organized through OpenType features like Stylistic Alternates, Contextual Alternates, Ligatures, and Stylistic Sets. Working in Adobe Illustrator or InDesign, you can swap these alternates in and out to build variety and texture across longer designs, avoiding the repetitive feel you get when one letter shape appears unchanged throughout a layout.

The letterforms stay legible at display sizes, which matters when you're setting headlines and larger type. Those alternates are straightforward to mix once you understand what each variation does. Grab Bulgary on Creative Fabrica and start building with all those letter options in your toolkit.