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Is all hope lost? Serif font with flourishes
Posted by Kelly-Nelly in
3 Jan 2013 — 1:19pm
3 Jan 2013 — 1:19pm
I am beginning to think I will never find the name of this font. I am losing sleep over it:( Can someone help me sleep again:) I have done further investigating and I do believe it is also the font used for the logo for Click magazine for photographers.
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3 Jan 2013 — 2:03pm
Since the "t" is most probably modified, many of the other glyphs might also be modified... which would mean finding the source font won't get you all the way there. But if finding the source font would still be useful, focus on the caps, since they seem unmodified; the "E" in particular should narrow things down nicely.
hhp
3 Jan 2013 — 2:25pm
Aire using some alternates available through open type features.
3 Jan 2013 — 2:19pm
Ah, I stand corrected! A nicely deployed alt "t" it is.
hhp
11 Jan 2013 — 6:43am
Maximiliano Sproviero designed Aire and like his previous font Reina Pro, it has an amazing number of beautiful alternates.