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I saw this book today and wondered what the type-face is. The book from 1947, and the type-face does not look familiar at all. https://www.ebay.com/itm/PENGUIN-ISLAND-by-Anatole-France-Limited-Editions-Club-991-1500-VG-signed-/113399907767?oid=132802351481 - Yesterday
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answered font from Jenkintown, PA seal
mike samuel replied to mike samuel's topic in Font Identification
Thank you sir. You saved me quite a bit of time. I thought Clearface at first but I didn't have ITC Clearface. -
Alternative ampersand required for Le Griffe font
Prabodh Jain replied to Prabodh Jain's topic in Font Identification
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It's a pleasure to read your comment. I appreciate and find it very informative. Gratefully from AK
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Very fast, thanks a lot! -
answered Font from an intro commercial by Randey
Jordi Bentkowski replied to Jordi Bentkowski's topic in Font Identification
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answered Font from Dynamic Health Care
caledongrl replied to caledongrl's topic in Font Identification
Wow! That was really fast. Thanks so very much for your help!!! -
answered Font from Logo Generator Logojoy
sergioschiavo replied to sergioschiavo's topic in Font Identification
Oh my god. You have no idea how much I searched for this font. Used all 'font match' websites and searched for hundreds of pages search for the font. You really rock! Thank you so much! 😄 -
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answered Looking for every font in this photograph of Tori Amos
Gecko replied to ariaharlow's topic in Font Identification
How the Johnson & Johnson logo developed: https://www.jnj.com/our-heritage/the-story-behind-johnson-johnson-logo -
answered Font used for the people's names on this wedding invite
Kevin Thompson replied to u5r23's topic in Font Identification
I’m afraid it is hand lettered, not typeset. -
answered Looking for Walking Dead comics font
Riccardo Sartori replied to andy85's topic in Font Identification
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I have the Berthold version. It looks better at larger sizes. Now seeing the Storm, it is probably better at smaller sizes.
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answered Font used for Merry Christmas
Riccardo Sartori replied to JoeSomebody's topic in Font Identification
Technically, it says “hand drawn background” 😉 Nonetheless, I concur with the conclusion. -
In Memoriam: Gerard Unger 1942-2018
Riccardo Sartori commented on Riccardo Sartori's entry in Typography Weekly #86
Obituary on The Guardian. -
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Oh wow it's literally called Christmas card! Thank you! -
answered Looking for the Paradise Tree Service Font from business card
Jaimilynn replied to Jaimilynn's topic in Font Identification
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Congrat gizzmo on putting a name to that elusive typeface (I like my 5 better than theirs) teehee!!! -
“Empirica revisits the grand style of Ancient Rome (and adds a touch of French influence as well) to build a modern family, projecting grace and authority.” - Earlier
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answered Looking for the font of this Atom.io code section
Doom Ronie replied to Doom Ronie's topic in Font Identification
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answered Font from Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve
Riccardo Sartori replied to naser's topic in Font Identification
Some version of DIN with an |I| replacing the |1| and apostrophes from a different typeface.- 1 reply
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The Department of Typography & Graphic Communication warmly invites prospective MA applicants to visit us for a postgraduate open day. The open day will be held in the Department on Thursday 28 February 2019 from 11.00–15.00. It’s a fantastic opportunity to find out more about the specialist postgraduate study routes we offer through exploring the work of past and present students and talking to our subject experts in Book Design, Communication Design, Creative Enterprise, Information Design, and Typeface Design. We’re also planning some talks that incorporate highlights from our world-renowned Collections and give you a taste of teaching and research at Reading. We look forward to sharing with you exciting developments about how we’ve refreshed our postgraduate taught programmes to build a stronger, integrated typographic foundation for research and practice across all programmes and specialist pathways. We’ve introduced a new general Communication Design pathway to complement our well-known established pathways in Book Design, Information Design and Typeface Design. These four specialist pathways are all offered as part of our newly renamed MA Communication Design – the ideal degree for anyone wishing to develop their professional practice within a world-class research environment. Postgraduate student Darryl Lim looking at student displays of work including digital and printed projects In addition to the practice-intensive pathways for the MA Communication Design programme, we also offer a multidisciplinary Creative Enterprise programme and two research-intensive programmes. Our MA Creative Enterprise is designed for individuals who wish to combine their study of research and practice in Communication Design with studies of management and law for the creative sector. Our MA Research Typography & Graphic Communication is the ideal route to prepare you for independent research and doctoral study and our MRes Typeface Design is a bespoke route for experienced, practicing typeface designers who want to develop a deeper understanding of the historical and theoretical aspects of their field. http://typography.network/2018/12/04/join-us-for-our-february-2019-postgraduate-open-day/
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Rosetta releases free matrix typeface Handjet as variable font
Ralf Herrmann posted an entry in Typography Weekly #86
“The fonts (one variable font or 194 single-style fonts) are provided for free, for a limited time, without any artistic aspirations, assumptions of originality, or kerning. I hope you will have as much fun using them as I had designing them. — David”
