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Thank you, George! It's a rough website but a great resource. I'll see what I can find. And yes, Riccardo, you're totally right. There are many octagonal sans-serif fonts out there but finding one with the character seen on the trains is what I'm looking for. Your example "super duty closed sharp light" is an excellent base if I decide to make the numerals on my own—which is most likely what I'll be doing for the project I'm working on. I figured they must have all been hand painted but the "3" on all of the pictures I'm finding is almost identical picture-to-picture. They must have been working from some sort of stencil. -
answered Font from Candiland Photographic studio
David Wilson-Roberts replied to David Wilson-Roberts's topic in Font Identification
You're a LEGEND Ralf!!! 👍👍😁😁 Thanks a million. -
Thanks so much for the info Ralf + Riccardo! Super cool stuff!
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“Fascism kills. It especially kills people who look like me.” Agyei Archer comments on the questions around making font choices based on what we know about the type designers.
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answered Looking for the font of this book programming section
Doom Ronie replied to Doom Ronie's topic in Font Identification
Thank you very much. How do you recognise the fonts ? You succed everytime. -
Charles Nix provides an extensive look at Justus Erich Walbaum—the 250-year-old Modern man! Charles Nix is a designer, typographer, and educator. He is a Type Director at Monotype, where he, Carl Crossgrove, and Juan Villanueva designed the 69-font Walbaum family, released in June 2018. -
Ellen Lupton is a writer, curator, and graphic designer. She is director of the Graphic Design MFA program at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) in Baltimore, where she also serves as director of the Center for Design Thinking. As curator of contemporary design at Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum since 1992, she has produced numerous exhibitions and books. Ellen Lupton has several classes available on Skillshare: Typography That Works: Typographic Composition and Fonts Demystifying Graphic Design: How Posters Work Demystifying Beauty: Inspiration for Design Graphic Design Basics: Core Principles for Visual Design
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Well as Ralf said CorelDraw does contain a number of versions of popular fonts and even has some of the Star trek fonts. Another source of modern fonts but is a design cuts package.
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Jessica Hische is a letterer and illustrator working in San Francisco. She is teaching online classes and workshops on Skillshare, for example: Logotype Masterclass with Jessica Hische Lettering for Designers: One Drop Cap Letterform at a Time Illustrated Lettering: Design a Book Cover with Jessica Hische
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answered Atlantic Records Soundtrack Font?
Ralf Herrmann replied to Joshua Belyeu's topic in Font Identification
Palatino. Or what’s left of it, after the extreme squishing. download at MyFonts- 1 reply
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Optima: download at MyFonts- 1 reply
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“Font files contain a wealth of information about a typeface. Whether you’re a designer or a developer, learning more about how fonts work can open new doors in how you work and what you create.”
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answered What is this font used on this website by Timothy Saccenti?
Ralf Herrmann replied to CC31's topic in Font Identification
Space Mono: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Space+Mono -
Looking for a crooked font like this picture. (Roll Tide Roll)
kris101982 posted a topic in Font Identification
Someone sent me a picture of this font and wanted words using this font on a shirt. I am not sure the best terms to use to describe this font. I found gg serif regular and leftover font that looked similar. Any help would be appreciated! -
Font used in the Cinnamon Toast Crunch logo
DingosPlayingBingo posted a topic in Font Identification
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Thank you very much - i'll go and have a look at these suggestions. -
answered What is this font from Maccarone Gallery ?
Ralf Herrmann replied to CC31's topic in Font Identification
A custom version of Courier called Courier Maccarone. -
answered Font identification (Alexine’s Sweets for Sweets)
Riccardo Sartori replied to Vi Ann's topic in Font Identification
Yorkshire. -
answered font from the gif (Hope You Have A Happy Valentines Day)
Gecko replied to stupid's topic in Font Identification
No could be it is! -
answered Can anyone identify the band title font for Los Hacheros’s Pilon album cover?
Riccardo Sartori replied to Yehtsay's topic in Font Identification
Using the alternate, low-waisted |A|: download at MyFonts - Earlier
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answered Looking to identify this book font from 1984, used by Clarendon Press, Oxford
Roger the Shrubber replied to Roger the Shrubber's topic in Font Identification
Thank you very much! Yes, I see that Garamond has the right italic 'h' and 'y'. I was not aware that Garamond came without the crossover on the capital 'W', but I see now that it in some versions it does. Thank you for the observation on weight, ink, and paper. That makes absolute sense. What a shame it is hard to replicate digitally. Thanks again! Roger -
answered Trying to recreate 50 year old logo (Harper/Huddleston)
Ashley Sledge replied to Ashley Sledge's topic in Font Identification
I agree on the design completely; would never use it myself - thank you for the font, though! This will work perfectly with a little editing 😉 -
The British type designer Freda Sack died yesterday in early hours of the morning. Her longtime partner David Quay informed us today by mail: “Freda departed from the world.She went to sleep listening to her favourite music and died in her sleep—the perfect way to go. Picture: © Jason Wen
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answered Llama font identification
Ralf Herrmann replied to Queenslander's topic in Font Identification
Enchanting Celebrations: https://www.dafont.com/enchanting-celebrations.font?text=llama&psize=l- 1 reply
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I’m afraid you will need to ask the software vendor, and even then, I’m not sure such fonts exist: it’s likely that they are in some CAD or even proprietary format, not the .ttf or .otf that can be handled by CorelDraw. A bit more information on the typefaces in question:
