This makes me think of the calligrapher font designers, like Hermann Zapf, Gudrun Zapf von Hesse, Arthur Baker, Cynthia Hollandsworth, or Philip Bouwsma, but nothing I can find by any of these people seems to match this.

Are you sure that it’s a font, and not hand-drawn calligraphy?

- Mike Yanega

I actually found it through veer.com I used their flont program and typed it in using a font called Lingwood. When I went back to purchase the font the y wasn’t the same. Although I’m 99% certain this is where I found it a font can’t just change so now I’m doubting myself and thinking I may have found it somewhere else.

It’s not Lingwood. None of the characters match if you look at them closely. Lingwood doesn’t have a point on the top of the cap A, the r has a serif on the left side, the u doesn’t have that stress on the curve.

Try “Celtic Fonts” on Dafont.com, that is in there.

“Try “Celtic Fonts” on Dafont.com, that is in there.”

I just tried that and I didn’t see any match. Which font did you think was a match?

- Mike Yanega

That’s as Celtic as I am Chinese.

I’m so sorry, I’m just not seeing the Celtic thing. Perhaps I’m looking at the wrong font. Which one did you think it is?