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The closest I can find is Watchman.

Anybody got any idea on this one? The Rs are very "pregnant", yet others (M and E) "squash" up more to the top, vertically. Thanks

I normally use a MacBook Pro M1 with a 15” retina screen, but when I’m away from it, an iPhone 13 Pro. I use glasses/contacts too, since I was 8. 😉👍

You do this on a phone? God love you. I need a 27" monitor, zoomed in, and even then it is a challenge for my old eyes (I've worn glasses since I was five years old).

I stand corrected. Hard to do that kind of thing when on my phone. 😉👍

Sorry, have to agree with the Chunk ID. I blew up the sample to 300 percent, converted to black and white, and sharpened it. Matches, right down to the comma.

It’s definitely a Clarendonesque slab serif, but I think Chunk is a bit on the beefy side here. Maybe Libre Clarendon would be a better fit? https://befonts.com/libre-clarendon-slab-serif-font.html

Looks like Vampiro One. The first one looks kinda like Chunk.

I was sent the digital version of a poster and I’m pretty sure the design was made in Canva and that the fonts are already in the app but I’ve searched for both fonts and I can’t find them.

THANK YOU!!!

… with so horrible kerning choices that it’s actually borderline intriguing, like how many people are drawn to look at the aftermath of a traffic accident and can’t look away.

Looks like Honey Vineyard.

I am trying to create a wedding sign for a family member and I really like this script font below. This font is being used by this independent Etsy seller. Here is the link to the actual product:https://www.etsy.com/listing/1561337297/acrylic-wedding-sign-gold-mirror-welcome Any leads is greatly appreciated!

Can't find anything. I would try what Kevin suggested. Unless Marcos Buccini is already the author you've contacted. I've tried a different approach, searching for a Brazilian type designer, that has a similar style. I only found Eduardo Recife. Seems like he enjoys similar "Misprinted Type" style. If it's not Marcos Buccini or Eduardo Recife, it might be a good idea to post any information, from the book, you have. Like original author you've contacted, year when the font was created, or basically any information that is not shown on the picture you posted.

Thank you so much for the help Ralf!

A version of Friz Quadrata https://www.myfonts.com/de/search?query=FRIZ QUADRATA

Looking for a digital version. Commercial fonts are fine. I need a free alternative if possible.

The book is called, "Brazilian Digital Sources from 1989 to 2001" ("Fontes Digitais Brasileiras de 1989 a 2001"), published by Rosário with ADG Brasil.

Perhaps the same Marcos Buccini? And here, with a contact email.

I believe the name is actually Estruturas v2, and the designer appears to be Marcos Buccini, both referenced here in an archived website from 2005. Luc Devroye's page about the group of type designers to which Buccini belonged. Unfortunately, their website (Tipos do aCaso) is no longer live, but is accessible via archive.org.

What is the name of the book?

Hello everyone, Do you know where I can find the typography from the image? If you know any similar ones, I welcome recommendations. The image is from a book about typefaces created by Brazilians from 1989 to 2001 that I found at the university. Despite having the name of the typeface and the author's name, I managed to contact him, but according to him, this font is not his and possibly could have been an error by the publisher. I appreciate everyone's help.

Don’t mention it. If you like the overall style, you could always go inspiration shopping for “art nouveau” typefaces. The elegant, dynamic, organic flow inspired by forms found in nature is very typical for the style. Things being hand made as well, ironically. I see why you were inclined to investigate the specimen in the first place.

Thank you, I think you are right. thanks to you and Bjørn for looking at this. Genevieve