Erika Hand is an informal handwriting font with rough edges. The handwriting style used by the Indian Type Foundry to design the font was very casual. The letters do not connect; each is its own independent shape. The lowercase has a tall x-height, and the capitals are rather short, looking almost like small caps. There is variety in terms of these capitals’ sizes, though, as well as with the lengths of the lowercase ascenders and descenders. Characters also don’t all share a common baseline – in other words, exactly what you would expect from a contemporary handwriting style like Erika Hand’s. This font really does look like the everyday sort of handwriting you might use for note-taking, writing shopping lists or greeting cards, and anything else that get jotted down quickly.