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[nitro2010]

Does anyone know what font this is? Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Randy

 

[James Burke]

Does anyone know what font this is? Any help will be greatly appreciated.

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Thanks
Randy

It looks pretty rigid for a script typeface. Letterhead Fonts "Scarlet Script" is slightly similar, but way more appealing.


JB

 

[unclebun]

That's a logo you can find online.

 

[nitro2010]

It looks pretty rigid for a script typeface. Letterhead Fonts "Scarlet Script" is slightly similar, but way more appealing.


JB

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That will work. I am just trying to find something close for the boat numbers. I really appreciate it.

Thanks
Randy

 

[unclebun]

Please don't do the license number in a script font. If you read the state law on the regulations for number, you will see it is not acceptable.

 

[James Burke]

That will work. I am just trying to find something close for the boat numbers. I really appreciate it.

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Randy

Here are the numerals from Scarlet Script. Maybe give them a little more weight, and you should be good.

JB

 

[unclebun]

This is verbatim from Missouri's regulation. Every state has a similar requirement:

The registration numbers shall read from left to right, and shall be in block characters of good proportions, not less than 3 inches in height.

Though the numbers have good form, they are not of sufficient stroke, and the capital letters will not be satisfactory.

The skill of being a signmaker is in finding a font with similar character that meets the legal requirements. You need to find a similar brush letter that is a "print" style rather than script style, and done with a thicker stroke.