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Any ideas on what font this may be? It's seems to be used quite a bit locally, so I'm hoping it's a common font. I know it's it's pixelated but it was scanned from envelope, sorry.
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It's a common font, I recognize it and have used it, but I can't remember the name!!!
-------------------- Michael Gene Adkins The Fontry 1576 S Hwy 59 Watts OK 74964 Posts: 845 | From: Watts, OK USA | Registered: Jun 1999
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Thanks for the replies. But like Nevman says it's a Pain In the Ass font. I have seen it used a few different times locally that's why I thought it was more common. Glad to hear that you feel tha it's a more common font too, Mike. I've been looking through mine and on the web but haven't found it yet. I'm going to keep plugging on though. Thanks again.
[ February 18, 2009, 03:58 PM: Message edited by: Larry Budnick ]
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I have actually used this font, but that was 15 years ago. I will look at an old file and see if it will give me the font's name.
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found the file, but no font name attached to it
dang!!!
I always hated this font 'cause everyone local was addicted to it....
-------------------- Michael Gene Adkins The Fontry 1576 S Hwy 59 Watts OK 74964 Posts: 845 | From: Watts, OK USA | Registered: Jun 1999
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Larry, If this is so elusive that nobody here can locate it, chances are your client can't either. If you are just trying to match those 3 characters, many of us here (myself included) could do it for you in a flash with calligraphy pen/paper, or by digitizing and cleaning up from your scan. If you need more letters, pick a similar one and tell the customer that is the closest available.
I've used this font before, I know it exists, but Jilly's selection and any of the extended Zapf Chancery families should do the job.
Still, I wish I could remember where I got this font. It was some trashy freeware/ripoff that I lost in a computer crash many moons ago.
And good riddance, I say!!!
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Thanks for the replies everybody. I figured if nobody knew it on here it was a "custom" font made for this particular sign. The one Jill found is very close, though. I'll have to try and clean it up and use it. Thanks again.
[ February 19, 2009, 10:31 AM: Message edited by: Larry Budnick ]
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Actually I really like Le Griffe. It's just used stupidly here - 3 capital letters. Most calligraphic fonts should not use the caps all by themselves. The P is similar to Le Griffe but no I or A exists in the examples that come even close to the ones in Larry's sample. Larry sent me his file and I digitized it in Illustrator, cleaning up the serifs a bit using the calligraphic brush tool. So he is good to go now.
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Thanks everybody. And Barb thank you, it worked perfect. I would rather have redesigned their "Logo", but the owner was adamant about keeping it. But anyway like I said it worked perfectly for what I needed. Thanks again everybody
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I know it's it's pixelated but it was scanned from envelope, sorry.
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