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Font identification: Can you help?
Posted by Gareth.Lewis on September 1, 2008 at 4:14 pmI’m looking for the name of a font. I don’t even have a sample. It is like as if someone has got a comb and made the shapes of some letters in some sand by dragging the comb through it. I hope that makes sense.
Any offers would be greatly appreciated.
Pleeeeease help me.
Gareth.Lewis replied 15 years, 8 months ago 6 Members · 17 Replies -
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…maybe this…Yuck.
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Nice tries chaps, thanks for trying. It is a bit like the first one – slipstream – but try to imagine drawing the actual shape of each letter with the teeth of the comb so the O would be like an areial shot of a running track…..
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Woweeeee!
Thanks very much, I’ll put in my googly eyes and have a trawl through.
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Gosh, I really thought I’d magically have an answer by now. I shall beat myself with a wooden spoon for being so presumptuous and promise not to expect so much next time…
I still can’t believe I did the old …’yes, no problem Mr Customer, I’ll get this reproduced in no time, leave it to me’… AGAIN!
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quote :…’yes, no problem Mr Customer, I’ll get this reproduced in no time, leave it to me’…
yes that is the magical line that brings Murphy’s Law in to play
😀
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Reminds me of a Letraset font…….you could try here
http://images.google.ie/imgres?imgurl=h … f%26sa%3DN
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Harry,
Thanks, yes it is on that site. I contacted the site owner (Mike) who tells me the page it is on is ‘confused’ and directed me to the person who he thought was responsible.
Aaaaaaaaargh!
The thing is it is a bit complicated to reproduce from scratch, I have no decent photos and I now want to cry. Anyone on here invented time travel yet?
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Whoops, didn’t click on RIchard’s link until now 😳 😳
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Thanks to Jamie for going to the trouble of looking on What the font for me.
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No problem. I often try there, with varying degrees of success…
Cheers,
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Peter, thanks for that, I have now reproduced the text using your suggested method. Hoorah!
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