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Distressed bold condensed font (Viva! Vegan Podcast)
Kevin Thompson replied to HeySlim's topic in Font Identification
Vegan is a customization of Pacifico - Last week
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Looks like Aunt Judy.
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Monospace font from Designing interactive web sites
Riccardo Sartori replied to Nikhil Dabas's topic in Font Identification
Stumbling again on this thread, now I would suggest the recently released Fragment Mono (and Geist Mono as a bonus). -
Fonts used in an old Finnish film poster from 1923?
karipu replied to karipu's topic in Font Identification
S it.Thank you! I found the Schelter-Antiqua in Walden Font. Werbe-Grotesk I haven’t been able to found; probably no one sells it… -
I've recently published PART 2 of the instructional study dedicated to Serbian Cyrillic. It deals with true italic forms and completes the topic, which started with PART 1 (upright forms): https://nostalgicdolphin.com/blog-post-3/ If you find it useful, please share it on your type-focused web channels, to reach as many of our colleagues as possible. Cheers! —I
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Monotype Announces Acquisition of Extensis
Ralf Herrmann posted a news entry in Typography Weekly #136
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Looking for help finding this typeface please Earth Soul
mbb replied to mbb's topic in Font Identification
Thankyou Kevin, I really appreciate that time you took looking at that for me. I was able to come up with anything either on myfonts, and thier forum i couldnt even get to work. Thx too for the similar alternatives, great you guys are here to help. Cheers Michelle -
Help finding this version of Arial (Inazuma Eleven)
Kevin Thompson replied to Sergonauta's topic in Font Identification
It isn’t Arial. Try Helvetica Black.- 1 reply
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The W01 version is likely just a webfont version. It’s not meant to be installed in MacOS (technically or legally) and not meant to look good there. In the other version, LT just stands for the foundry (Linotype) and STD for a standard character set. So, both versions can indeed be the same design despite the differences in the names.
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Thank you. Typically, just MS Word or Powerpoint. Do you know if these programs have a way to command an insertion of a non-Unicode glyph? How do I tell if a font is sold as "Unicode" or not? Is that going to be given in the specs somewhere? And is that really the only solution? I have quite a few of these. Thanks for your help.
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The now dead link “derivarives” above was for Heroine.
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Russian (Soviet) style font - any similar for Latin alphabet?
Aldo replied to Aldo's topic in Font Identification
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Letter Counter: That Weird Thing from the Museum
Ralf Herrmann posted an exclusive entry in Exclusive Content
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Please help me find this font I used a few years ago!
Riccardo Sartori replied to Textfinding's topic in Font Identification
Photograph Signature.- 1 reply
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