Mistral is a flowing casual script typeface originally designed by Roger Excoffon in 1953 and later digitized by P22. It features a distinctive informal brush-lettered quality with fluid, connected letterforms that mimic natural handwriting. The typeface exhibits moderate stroke contrast with organic terminals and varying baseline alignment that creates a lively, spontaneous rhythm. Its slightly condensed proportions and energetic character strokes give it a more controlled appearance than purely gestural scripts while maintaining authentic handwritten warmth.
