In a script font, every character should join neatly with every other, the spacing must appear uniform, the connections mustn't look awkward and individual characters must work as both initial and final letters. While this can be accomplished by using dozens of alternate glyphs and OpenType feature coding, there is still something worthy and eloquent about doing it with the simplest character set possible.
Tribeca Script is a casual, mono-weight script first drawn as the headline for a Taste of Tribeca poster and later finessed into a font with no pretense of looking hand-rendered.
