font id needed!!!!

[Nigel Fraser]

Looks like some nasty form of old english font but it might even have been altered by the looks to simplify it 😕
If I had a font like that to match I’d spend the time convincing the customer to try a new one rather than matching it !!

Sorry, not much help really 😉

Nigel

[Peter Normington]

you are right nigel it is old english I don’t think it’s been changed though it’s only the upper case that is elaborate

Lynn

[Craig Gibson]

any ideas what form of old english??????? anyone? 🙄

[Robert Lambie]

quote Peter Normington:

you are right nigel it is old english I don’t think it’s been changed though it’s only the upper case that is elaborate

Lynn

peter is right… as is nigel… old english but caps & case… 😉

[Craig Gibson]

found it!!!! American text bt!! 😀

Next question, using Coral Draw how do i get the visable detachment from the red and blue?

[Tim Painter]

Convert text to curves.
Create another copy of the text overlay it in the correct possition then use trim function.
Then shift the text slightly to create the gap between the two.

Hope that helps.

Tim.

[Chris Wool]

sorry tim but that would make the gaps un-equal.
place red and black where required – contour the black by the amount of gap required – seperate the contour line from the black – trim the new contour from the red.

sorry to nit pick

chris

[Tim Painter]

True Chris I do it your way also.
I didn’t look close at the pic thought it was like a drop shadow with a gap between.

Tim.