Coptek derives its name from the high-tech, computer-generated look based on the traditional lines of a copperplate script. Once again David Quay has succeeded in making a difficult design objective work to good effect. The capitals are initials which provide effective support for the lowercase letters that join up in traditional script fashion.
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