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Font used for State Farm agent name and info?

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akuarela

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Probably a common one, but before I had been given some stuff already filled in by the client in Arial Bold, but it's not that what they're sending me now in the pdf guideline (which is actually a jpg...).
Appreciate your help.
 

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akuarela

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Thanks, Fred! Have a great rest of the weekend.
I had one that was getting close, but not close enough.
 
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CanuckSigns

Active Member
Our local agent actually sent us the font, it was a state farm branded version of news gothic, he was able to download it from the internal agent portal
 
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23savage

New Member
I can't remember the name but there is a cool new website that we use that allows you to upload PDF's and it tells you the font of the text. We use it all the time for our shopfront signage team. I'll look into it for anyone who would be interested!
 
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Bobby H

Arial Sucks.
That's a heck of a thread bump (over 3 years) for something not really related to State Farm. Adobe Reader can list any embedded fonts in a PDF. Other tools like MyFonts' What the Font do a pretty good job; I'll just upload a cropped screenshot from a PDF, JPEG, etc.

I wish State Farm's sign guideline book was better detailed. There's lots of different sign layout types yet not much in the way of details for letter sizing, panel sizing, etc. I just lay out the artwork as best as I can and hope they approve it (they almost always do).
 
Scotchbrite

Scotchbrite

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Bobby H said:
That's a heck of a thread bump (over 3 years) for something not really related to State Farm. Adobe Reader can list any embedded fonts in a PDF. Other tools like MyFonts' What the Font do a pretty good job; I'll just upload a cropped screenshot from a PDF, JPEG, etc.

I wish State Farm's sign guideline book was better detailed. There's lots of different sign layout types yet not much in the way of details for letter sizing, panel sizing, etc. I just lay out the artwork as best as I can and hope they approve it (they almost always do).
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That's what I do. I figure if they wanted something more specific, they'd spell it ou.
 
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