Vanity Initials was first drawn in 1918 by American Art Nouveau illustrator Will H. Bradley for Herst Magazine as an additional titling option. It’s missing the letters O Q X Z, all lowercase letters and punctuation, but there are five different „The’s“ to choose from. The two styles are based on the same drawing, but different proportions. The Irregular is true to the given displaying size in the specimen, while the Regular is a reimagined version with a consistent height.