Are you certain this is a font? If it is it's likely modified. The r is way too heavy. The swash n is not only unusual, the n like ending is often used in old style scripts for p making that look more like a p than n.
I found it in a magazine along with numerous other headers that were created using the type - which is why I think it is a typeface. Although you may have a point that it may be a typeface that was altered. I'm not sure - which is why I posted it.
27 Jun 2012 — 12:53am
It's better to "bump" your old thread (http://typophile.com/node/93313) than to post a new one.
27 Jun 2012 — 12:00pm
wasn't even aware you could do that.
28 Jun 2012 — 1:21pm
Are you certain this is a font? If it is it's likely modified. The r is way too heavy. The swash n is not only unusual, the n like ending is often used in old style scripts for p making that look more like a p than n.
28 Jun 2012 — 5:02pm
I found it in a magazine along with numerous other headers that were created using the type - which is why I think it is a typeface. Although you may have a point that it may be a typeface that was altered. I'm not sure - which is why I posted it.
28 Jun 2012 — 6:49pm
the lowercase look like they are based on OPTI Zepplin Script
28 Jun 2012 — 10:43pm
Good one. The G is the copyright character!
5 Jul 2012 — 8:53pm
Hah.. Thanks guys!