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(x) Help.... can someone Identify this Script Font? / AB initials - Annabelle, Jeffriana {Mike Y, Jason Walcott}
Posted by jb4home in
22 Feb 2010 — 5:44pm
22 Feb 2010 — 5:44pm
see attached...
can anyone help identify what font was used for the AB-- I need to match and recreate this and add some matching type.
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22 Feb 2010 — 5:44pm
Help.... can someone Identify this Script Font?
see attached...
can anyone help identify what font was used for the AB-- I need to match and recreate this and add some matching type.
22 Feb 2010 — 6:25pm
Your image is in CMYK. I uploaded your image in RGB.
22 Feb 2010 — 8:19pm
thanks....
my browser reads either - so I didn't realize...
Any help with the Font?
tks
jb
23 Feb 2010 — 12:24am
As long as Mike is not online:
http://www.bowfinprintworks.com/ScriptIDGuide.html
23 Feb 2010 — 10:18am
I got this question as an e-mail and said I wasn't sure if it was a font. I looked through Part 1 of my Guide and think it may be a modification of Jukebox's Annabelle. At least the A seems right and the B is similar. Perhaps the B was redrawn to be simpler?
- Mike Yanega
24 Feb 2010 — 7:17am
Interesting, I had the same feeling - the A looked familiar while the B looked kinda DIY :-) ... more like a "German double s" "ß". Maybe it's as simple as that. Unfortunately the test drive at veer.com only renders basic Latin chars.
Andreas
24 Feb 2010 — 8:22am
I thought maybe the B was 'simplified' from Annabelle. Andreas, did you check the character map at Veer?
- Mike Yanega
24 Feb 2010 — 3:14pm
It don't seem a ß either:
http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/jukebox/annabelle-jf/annabelle-jf/character...
26 Feb 2010 — 10:38pm
Time for me to weigh in here... The "A" is indeed from Annabelle. The "B" is the capital B from my 'Jeffriana' font. Both letters are unaltered and appear here as they do in the fonts. Glad I could clear this up. :)
27 Feb 2010 — 1:12am
Very helpful! Thanks, Jason.