I’ve inherited a logo that uses Cremona, and am looking for a compatible sans serif. Any suggestions?
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/berthold/cremona-bq/
What kind of a company does the inherited logo belong?
It’s a foundation that is the charitable wing of an association of credit unions. So officially, it’s connected with banking, but it’s also a nonprofit.
Perhaps the still-under-development Sugar Sans? Look if I was funny I’d be posting on Comedy Central’s board.
Seriously, however, call me crazy but I think either the book weight of “National” here: http://www.vllg.com/KLIM/National/mudTyper+Weights/
Or Stella Regular here: http://www.vllg.com/Feliciano/Stella/mudTyper+Weights/
would be a solid choice still far enough off the beaten path to make you appear particularly resourceful and meticulous.
Of course then there’s always Switzerland Narrow.
National definitely looks interesting.
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7.Nov.2007 5.19pm
What kind of a company does the inherited logo belong?
7.Nov.2007 5.31pm
It’s a foundation that is the charitable wing of an association of credit unions. So officially, it’s connected with banking, but it’s also a nonprofit.
7.Nov.2007 7.30pm
Perhaps the still-under-development Sugar Sans? Look if I was funny I’d be posting on Comedy Central’s board.
Seriously, however, call me crazy but I think either the book weight of “National” here:
http://www.vllg.com/KLIM/National/mudTyper+Weights/
Or Stella Regular here:
http://www.vllg.com/Feliciano/Stella/mudTyper+Weights/
would be a solid choice still far enough off the beaten path to make you appear particularly resourceful and meticulous.
Of course then there’s always Switzerland Narrow.
8.Nov.2007 6.20pm
National definitely looks interesting.