Birds of Paradise Typeface

It looks like it was written with a pointed dip pen. The letters lean forward and flow into each other, so a word reads like one movement of the hand rather than a row of separate shapes.

The capitals do most of the work. Their swashes loop well above the normal letter height, which is why one capital can carry a whole monogram, and why the font looks best with one or two words rather than a full sentence.

The lowercase is tighter and more regular. Thin hairline upstrokes meet heavy downstrokes, just like ink from a nib you press harder on the way down. That contrast is lovely at large sizes but disappears below about 18px, so keep it big.