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What do the targets look like? Are they finely detailed? Can you post a sample pic of a target? And is the coro being discarded after a session, or is another layer of paper applied overtop the previous layer?

Egg-zack-ly! Spent 15 years in a well-established print and signage business - primary tool was CorelDraw. Can do almost everything Illy can that one would need in the normal course of business, and because CorelDraw is multi-page, 98% of what of InDesign would ever be needed for, with...

did a fair bit of work for Coke a few years ago... from our swatch samples, they chose 3M or Arlon Cardinal red. -- did everything in that.

Well, then post a picture of the labels in question, the best quality you can, and likely someone will be able to tell you what font they are...

No need to do this manually. That's what the Blend tool is for...

Nearly all automotive badging is custom drawn by in-house designers. In the cases where fonts exist like "Nissan" or "Porsche", these fonts were built after the fact by font designers who are fans of the badge style.

Script MT or Monotype Script

Looks like very badly auto-traced Copperplate

Terry the Toothless Termite walks into a bar and asks: "Is the bar tender here?"

Never question a drunk. A 37 year old woman at the super market says . . . . I was shopping at the local supermarket where I selected: A half-gallon of 2% milk A carton of eggs A quart of orange juice A head of lettuce A 2 lb. Can of coffee A 1 lb. Package of bacon As I was unloading my items...

Agree. The two 'F's and the two 'E's are the same

Also known as Script MT And by the way... the "G" is not Script MT but rather it looks like it might be FrizQuadrata on a slant

You guys are funny... :p:D

but that's what started the discussion. We are in Canada and the Boss thinks that 'mil' and millimetre are kinda sorta maybe interchangeable even though a 'mil' is a "millionth of a thickness" :p 3-mil vinyl versus "3-mil" dibond and "3-mil" sintra and "4-mil" coroplast -- simply doesn't see a...

Today boss is writing an order and asks... "How do you spell Mustard Point?" (has written many orders for these over the years)... I'm not kidding.

Looks pretty rough and the tees don't match, so, probably not a font...

SofaChrome with an altered 'A'

What font are you planning to use? This can make a huge difference...

I remember Gerber/3M used to sell a clear 220 called Enamel Receptive with which you could coat with your own custom colour, then cut and weed as normal. I don't know if this still is around, though... might be worth a search for ya.

haha..... did you actually mean Extra Persensory Seption?