Search results

I get Bodoni Antiqua Medium for the lower case letters. The "G" is the only wrong character and it could easily be modified be stretching the chin higher.

:blueboy: No image.

The segmented vectors have been a problem for years. It happens when a compounded shape is exported out of CorelDraw as an AI or EPS file. The best workaround I've ever found was to release the compound in Corel before export and then compound again within the application you import it into.

Helvetica or Swiss 721 Bold and Black

Automotive fonts are almost always proprietary and not available commercially. I get no match.

Bravissima Script with a couple of the characters probably being alternates ... and Kuenstler 165 BT (Bold).

Tekton Pro

Han Solo Expanded Italic

Minion Small Caps

You can extract the vectors by opening the PDF in Illustrator and copy/paste them into a new workspace. I don't think the font itself can be extracted.

http://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=601

Either Clarendon Black or Clarendon Bold

Keep in mind that medium weights are more legible than bold weights although bold is better for catching the eye. The most legible fonts also have an average height to width ratio of 90%.

As you said, italic is obviously different with serif styles. Most sans serif styles are more appropriately termed "oblique". The differences are much less obvious and are more relegated to optical adjustment to eliminate certain distortions that happen when a roman version (vertical version) is...

Why you're absolutely right. Thank you kind sir.

ITC Blair Bold (if you have room for it). Serpentine Sans (Serpentine without the serifs makes a beautiful thick and thin sans serif).

sign-maker's not sign-makers :banghead:

Reconsider your priorities. Would you rather save 100 nickels a day or bring in $100 more a day in sales? Were this my thread, I would have titled it "Best Money Making Tips". It would start with: Establishing and testing my hourly rates and materials markup for best return. Learn ways to...

Back in the days before printing on vinyl took over, we used to experience that kind of a mark on 3M vinyl where it looked deglossed. The term for it was "fogging" and it was caused by the vinyl being wrapped too tightly. It would go away with a heat gun or just getting direct sunlight after it...

Too pixelated to run an automated match on but it looks to me like it started out as Times or Times New Roman.