You're working on an elegant wedding invitation suite and need authentic brush lettering that still reads clearly whether it's small or large. Middleton Brush from Canada Type is the script for that kind of job. Originally, Phil Rutter digitized this design from Robert Hunter Middleton's 1962 brush script, Wave. When Canada Type revisited the digitization in 2010, they realized the original version struggled at both extremes: too faint and delicate for small sizes, too erratic for large displays. So they rebuilt it from scratch, preserving the soft, hand-brushed character while steadying the strokes for better consistency and cleaner outlines throughout the character set.

The revamped letterforms work beautifully on wedding invitation suites, greeting card designs, cosmetics packaging, and wine label projects. Scale it up or down, and the character holds together thanks to those carefully redone outlines at both extremes. You also get a comprehensive character set supporting Western, Central, and Eastern European languages, along with Baltic, Esperanto, Maltese, Turkish, and Welsh characters. The collection of alternates lets you shift letterforms within a piece, keeping longer text from repeating the same shapes over and over.

Available in all standard formats, Middleton Brush is ready on Creative Fabrica whenever your next brush-script project needs that classic, confident hand-lettered feel.