I think you're jumping the gun again. As Eduardo stated, it *looks like* Knockout, but it's not.
Notice that middle arm of Knockout's E does not extend all the way as in the sample. The leg of the R in Knockout has more 'swagger' than the sample. Knockout's 1 does not feature a top extension, but instead is only a vertical with a bite out of it -- very distinctive. The exclamation in Knockout descends with straight sides and then abruptly converges, unlike the consistent taper of this sample.
Yeah, Kent, I've developped a really nasty habit of posting something quick quick just before leaving for somewhere. You're right, I bow my head with shame. :/ It appears I *do* tend to make a fool of myself these days, don't I?
30.May.2003 6.28pm
Looks like HTF Knockout, but not an exact match.
http://www.typography.com/catalog/knockout/series_g.html
30.May.2003 8.49pm
wow thanks! as you said, its not exactly the same, it looks even better =P
31.May.2003 5.56am
Yves --
I think you're jumping the gun again. As Eduardo stated, it *looks like* Knockout, but it's not.
Notice that middle arm of Knockout's E does not extend all the way as in the sample. The leg of the R in Knockout has more 'swagger' than the sample. Knockout's 1 does not feature a top extension, but instead is only a vertical with a bite out of it -- very distinctive. The exclamation in Knockout descends with straight sides and then abruptly converges, unlike the consistent taper of this sample.
In fact, this is Font Bureau's Rhode Bold Normal.
-- K.
31.May.2003 10.52am
thanks alot, thats exactly the one!
31.May.2003 5.04am
Eduardo is racking 'em up... =D
1.Jun.2003 2.24am
I think you're jumping the gun again.
Yeah, Kent, I've developped a really nasty habit of posting
something quick quick just before leaving for somewhere.
You're right, I bow my head with shame. :/ It appears I *do*
tend to make a fool of myself these days, don't I?