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(x) Loving this font from cover of Dazed & Confused mag - Dazedface (custom by Agata Wycichowska) {Kay F}
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22 Feb 2010 — 9:37pm
22 Feb 2010 — 9:37pm
Any idea what typeface "Wondergirl" might be?
Thanks in advance.
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22 Feb 2010 — 11:59pm
Samples don't seem to show up this morning ;-)
23 Feb 2010 — 12:29am
23 Feb 2010 — 12:34am
23 Feb 2010 — 12:34pm
that's it!
23 Feb 2010 — 1:20pm
I'm seeing at least two versions of each character - one with a more standard letter shape, and one that's more outlandish.
The regular characters sort of remind me of ITC Ronda.
- Lex
23 Feb 2010 — 1:23pm
The wonders of OpenType stylistic sets :-)
23 Feb 2010 — 1:38pm
Or, they might simply have put alternates into the lowercase spots.
23 Feb 2010 — 3:33pm
It's probably custom. It looks like the work of Identikal who has created custom fonts for Dazed & Confused in the past.
23 Feb 2010 — 9:39pm
other images:
24 Feb 2010 — 3:32pm
Goodness. I've got a new craving.
Gimme that font!
25 Feb 2010 — 5:37am
Nice blend of linear and organic elements. Not over done. Thanks for passing this along!
John
www.FontGear.net
blog.FontGear.net
25 Feb 2010 — 1:33pm
Any update?? Please !
26 Feb 2010 — 3:02pm
The 'r' of this typeface looks a lot like the 'k' of the typeface 'sansation'. But i'd agree that it's custom.
26 Feb 2010 — 5:49pm
wow!!
that is gorgeous
who made it?
and is it not for sale? it should be
BEAUTIFUL!
27 Feb 2010 — 1:01pm
I got this reply from Agata Wycichowska, the designer of the gorgeous font:
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Hi Kay,
Happy to hear you like the mag!
We're changing design teams so March issue will be the last use for this typeface.
(1)
The font is called Dazedface, and was used in editorial features, fashion stories and covers. (The example jpg is an editorial opener).
(2)
Designed and built inhouse by me.
(3)
It's currently not distributed, but we might look into foundries if anyone is interested.
thanks,
Agata Wycichowska
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