from the 2 different zeroes,
In reply to Help with this font: from the 2 different zeroes, it could be a normal font converted to a rounded stencil by the logo designer, e.g. FreightSans Book by Joshua Darden (Garagefonts)
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In reply to old bicicle logo font: Thanks! I'm not sure if is the same, but it is quite similar
View ArticlePossibly homecooked? The lack
In reply to Help with this font: Possibly homecooked? The lack of optical correction makes it look sort of crude (look at the zeroes, especially the second one).
View Article… the numbers that kind of go
In reply to Smashing article, "The Future of Screen Typography": … the numbers that kind of go up and down … You’re talking about old style figures, Richard. Confusing term.
View ArticleI removed the V class, which
In reply to Kerning pairs missing, except for key glyphs: I removed the V class, which contained /V/ and /W/, and kerned them independently to see what was really going on. In fact, I noticed that ALL...
View Articleit could be Arista 2.0 a bit
In reply to Help with this font: it could be Arista 2.0 a bit expanded
View ArticleAnd yes, that's a two-storey
In reply to It's Nice That sans with one storey "a": And yes, that's a two-storey "a". Bit of a typo there.
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In reply to Chalet English Channel 1960?: what it might look like Shouldn't be the client the one which show it to you? One possibility is that they had some pre/unreleased (or custom) version of...
View Articleis looks like Colossalis BQ
In reply to Holsten Commercial Font? : is looks like Colossalis BQ Black by Aldo Novarese
View ArticleAperçu http://www.colophon-fo
In reply to It's Nice That sans with one storey "a": Aperçu http://www.colophon-foundry.org/fonts/apercu/about-font
View ArticleThanks a million! I didn't
In reply to It's Nice That sans with one storey "a": Thanks a million! I didn't know the foundry, looks pretty good...
View Articlethank you, could be both
In reply to what typeface is this of catcher in the rye: thank you, could be both yeah. They seem kinda old. Has some one a suggestion for this style, but then more modern? So a serif type for books...
View ArticleLetterforms intended for text
In reply to Display fonts vs text fonts- Arbitrary designations?: Letterforms intended for text may very well look “ugly” and unbalanced at close inspection, but at text size – with ink spread and all...
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This is from the dictionary
In reply to Introducing FOUNDFONT and the art of Typographic Archaeology: This is from the dictionary on my Mac. My old "Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary" agrees. The OED online however does not...
View Articleit looks a lot like Kabel
In reply to Willets Point - Shea Stadium Subway Signage: it looks a lot like Kabel Light Heavy but a bit modified...
View ArticleHoly shit! Someone invented
In reply to Introducing FOUNDFONT and the art of Typographic Archaeology: Holy shit! Someone invented finding old type and lettering specimens and using them for reference! MY **** MIND IS BLOWN!
View ArticleDo we now have competing
In reply to Anyone recognize this one from Materiel Magazine?: Do we now have competing font-finding software people in here? Can't complain, I guess. They're doing the heavy lifting. :)
View ArticleI like the erudite
In reply to Display fonts vs text fonts- Arbitrary designations?: I like the erudite intellectuals who misuse the term in ways that are quite hopeless: Daniel Kahneman in Thinking, Fast and Slow. “…90%...
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