family of 1 font from Okaycat
Japanese Brush Master was developed directly from the hand-written brushstrokes of experienced calligrapher, Shigeru Nomura.

A feel for urgency. Brush scripts are seen on dozens of packages and promotions.
Suitable for posters, titles, book covers, greeting cards, signs, packaging, invitations, ads, headlines and captions.
family of 1 font from Canada Type
Wonder Brush is a display typographer’s guilty pleasure. It’s one of very few fonts ever made that can take intense abuse and still look natural.
Brush Writing OC creates a look of lettering written freehand, from the brush of a skilled calligrapher.
Funky & cleanly executed. This font is appropriate for many uses. The look is perhaps most well suited to informal poster designs & other casual applications.
Brush Writing OC is extended, containing West European diacritics & ligatures, making it also suitable for multilingual environments & publications.

Brush Up is the cool handpainted typeface you are looking for. Swiftly painted on paper and carefully translated into a font, it brings 3 glyphs for each letter and 2 for each number, plus variations for some punctuation marks.
The font is nicely programmed to cycle these alternate glyphs when Contextual Alternates engines of applications are turned on. Or, you can always pick up your choices manually through a glyphs palette.
Either way it will certainly turn out refreshing!
Surprisingly versatile, Brush Up is available in two cuts – upright and oblique – and will greatly fit tons of purposes.
Is it a headline? A small chunk of text? Maybe not that small? Ok, just Brush'em all!

Brush Script was designed in 1942 by Robert E. Smith for American Type Founders. It has a spontaneous, brush-written look, and the lowercase letters are connected as in handwriting. Brush Script is ideal for casual display work where an informal, handwritten style might be advantageous, such as posters and signage.