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Hello everyone, please help me identify these 2 fonts...
Posted by balmain in
17 Nov 2011 — 11:43pm
17 Nov 2011 — 11:43pm
these are my current obsessions, pls help me identify them. thanks.
UPDATE:
the first one "beauty counter" case is done.
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18 Nov 2011 — 1:23am
Hello
Maybe:
http://www.whatfontis.com/Degol-MF-Light-masterfont.font
Alex
18 Nov 2011 — 1:37am
hey Alex, I dont think they 2 look similar...Thanks for your tips.
18 Nov 2011 — 2:42pm
please help///
18 Nov 2011 — 2:56pm
Second one seems to be modified Times.
18 Nov 2011 — 3:36pm
Jan, yep, it looks like modified Times.
18 Nov 2011 — 4:37pm
"BEAUTY Counter" must be Freight Big Pro Book
PS: The /t is a bit different, because is the /t of the old version Freight Big Book (not Pro).
18 Nov 2011 — 6:06pm
thank you so much, fvilanakis.
now we have one font left to be identified.
18 Nov 2011 — 8:26pm
I would look at Caslon for BEAUTY
20 Nov 2011 — 7:14pm
up!~
20 Nov 2011 — 8:09pm
To me they both look like Freight Big Book
20 Nov 2011 — 8:35pm
"VIEW PRODUCTS" it's not Freight Big Book,
if you take a closer look you can see that /W /C & /S are all different.
I think Jan is actually correct,
it seems like a modified/thinner version of Times (New Roman)
created for display / titling.
21 Nov 2011 — 8:00pm
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22 Nov 2011 — 7:42am
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28 Nov 2011 — 4:15pm
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21 Feb 2012 — 6:47pm
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30 Oct 2012 — 4:47am
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30 Oct 2012 — 5:31am
Sample origin for "VIEW PRODUCTS"? I suspect some bespoke typeface...
30 Oct 2012 — 4:31pm
that's the only image i have, don't have other samples. is that a kind of times new roman?
31 Oct 2012 — 1:03am
The contrast of a displayed face can often be modified by adding a stroke…
31 Oct 2012 — 5:33am
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31 Oct 2012 — 7:11am
I think Times is on the right track, and I agree with Nick's comment, except that I think he meant 'adding' a negative (blank) stroke to make the lettering thinner. Maybe not TNR, but some version of Times, such as Times Ten? With negative stroke to make it thinner.
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