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Modern Slab Serifs with specific "a"
Posted by Ryuk in
6 Nov 2009 — 2:53am
6 Nov 2009 — 2:53am
Hi, I would like some help to identify these 2 slab serifs. Thanks in advance.
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6 Nov 2009 — 5:01am
The second one is a free font called Romeral by Juan Pablo De Gregorio.
6 Nov 2009 — 5:31am
Jan, as usual, thank you very much for your time and your answer. Perfect match!
For the first one, I just can't believe it's custom... It's a very small restaurant and if I clearly remember, they use this typeface for the rest of their collaterals (menus...).
Similars or base font are welcome of course. Thanks.
6 Nov 2009 — 10:28am
You might like Regime or Vista Slab.
6 Nov 2009 — 5:23pm
The top one is very close to Ink Gothic at Veer. The alternate faces have very similar letters.
- Mike Yanega
9 Nov 2009 — 7:53am
Thanks a lot Stephen and Mike.
The more I look at "tiramisu", the more I think it's a mix between regular and upright letters ("a", "m", "s" and "u" coming from the italic). FB Belizio would have been a start...