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Westbound script styles have a way of immediately transporting you to a place where the air is a bit dustier and the horizon feels a lot wider. It's that specific look—rugged, slightly weathered, yet full of personality—that makes you think of old trail maps, hand-painted storefronts, and the kind of leather-bound journals that have seen some serious mileage. When you're looking to add a bit of grit or a sense of adventure to a project, reaching for this kind of aesthetic is usually a move aimed at making things feel more grounded and "lived-in." It's a far cry from the sterile, ultra-clean digital fonts we see every day, and that's exactly why people keep coming back to it. ...