Crayonette DJR is a revival of Crayonette, a typeface designed by
Henry Brehmer and first issued in 1889 by Keystone Type Foundry
in Philadelphia. Until now, this typeface has survived without a digital
interpretation that does it justice. This delightfully quirky italic
features horizontal stress, luxurious curves, and oversize swash capitals.
This revival retains the key features and proportions of the original,
but improves its spacing and tames a few of the wilder letterforms.
Use this typeface with care, and it won’t take too much to add a healthy
dose of that weird and wonderful Victorian charm to your page or screen.