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Font ID: Blocky Rounded Sans Used in Romeo & Juliet Movie
Posted by SuperUltraFabulous in
28 Sep 2010 — 3:38pm
28 Sep 2010 — 3:38pm
If you see something, say something!
Mikey :op
PS... If you know an free analogs to this font that would be great. It’s not for myself, but for friend on a budget doing a free project.
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28 Sep 2010 — 3:50pm
Berthold's Block ExtraCondensed is my guess… Free versions? Dunno, sorry.
28 Sep 2010 — 5:21pm
I remember there was a free version of this about 10 years ago, grunge and all, possibly called Romeo.
- Lex
29 Sep 2010 — 2:51am
Yep: http://www.dafont.com/romeo.font
It's not a true reflection of the treatment of Block that was made for the film, but it may serve you just fine.
-NJ
29 Sep 2010 — 11:30am
Thank you guys for your responses thus far...
However,
I really don’t like encouraging people to use knock off fonts but I’ll try to find strong bold and condensed types... towards the masculine side.
My mind is totally blank tho.
Mikey :-)
29 Sep 2010 — 12:08pm
Lietz Lindau Hamburg from PolenImSchaufenster is quite similar, but lacks … uhm … condensedness, so to speak.
29 Sep 2010 — 12:39pm
http://www.dafont.com/dirty-headline.font
http://www.dafont.com/sugo.font
29 Sep 2010 — 1:13pm
League Gothic
Molot
Capricorn OSF
Franchise
30 Sep 2010 — 11:26am
Perfect!
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