Hi Guys,

Apologies ahead of time if I posted this in the wrong forum--will move it if it ends up that's the case (this is my first post).

Please help me with identifying this cursive hand-writing type font featured on thecssgallerylist.com si vous plait.

Thank you!

font posted here:

http://www.anilyn.com/font/font.png

also pasted below

I would like to know where certain Roman and Cyrillic glyph variants come from.

In American cursive handwriting (Roman letters, naturally):
• the "f" looks more like a print "b" than a print "f";
• the "s" does not resemble any print letter at all;
• and the "r" looks like some kind of weird mutant print "n".

In Russian cursive (Cyrillic letters):
• the "г" looks like a backward print Roman "s";
• the "д" looks for all the world like a cursive Roman "g";
• and the "т" looks like nothing so much as a cursive roman "m"!

(The cursive forms for "г" and "т" are also used in italic.)

As for "r" and "г", I wonder if the same principle is at work for both.

I have seen some of the Russian "cursive" letterforms in print, in the credits for some episodes of "Nu, pogodi!"

I feel I've seen this font before, but am unsure how to go about finding it. Sadly, the guy who made the logo doesn't remember what font he used. No worried concerning the Arial Rounded on the bottom, but the "Meo Mio's" I need help identifying. Thanks.

hey, I am looking for ideas for a type similar to this. I know this one is probably hand drawn... but anyone have ideas for something that could get me in the ball park?

thanks in advance.

thanks so much in advance.

Is this a font, if so, do you have the name? Or is it hand drawn?

I've spent hours trying to ID this font for a future project and can't for the life of me figure it out.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

http://www.alisonowendesign.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/bexandwi...

In my current font project (a cursive conscript*), I have added the OpenType features [aalt], [init], [medi], [fina] and [liga] (along with the usual [kern]). These features compile without any errors and appear to work properly in the OpenType Features tab of the Preview panel (they don't preview properly on the Preview tab, but I've read on the FontLab forums that [init], [medi] and [fina] don't preview at all in FontLab Studio, but still work in applications), but when I generate the font (as a .ttf), none of them work in the applications I use this font in (Photoshop and Word '07-'10). It's as if they're not there. However, they appear in the relevant tabs when I open the .ttf in Studio, exactly as they are in my project file.

I'm trying to recreate a design that was previously made for a Summer Camp. Do not know how long it was made. There seems to be 3 different fonts, which I cannot seem to identify myself and on other websites. Please help, and thanks in an advance.

I'm trying to identify the Wyoming State logo's font type:

http://www.wyomingtourism.org/

I'm trying to find the font in that logo for "Wyoming"

I attached a picture of just that font.

Anybody seen this before?

I'm making an alphabet book for my son. He attends Montessori school, where they introduce the alphabet using lowercase, cursive letters. I'm looking for a typeface that is reminiscent of the lettering that used to be in the cursive workbooks I used as a kid.

Here is a good example:

The "practice strokes" that start letters such as a, o, and q are important. My son's school will use lettering that has those strokes.

Thanks for your help.

Nick

P.S. I plan to self-publish the book, too, so I can't use typefaces with personal-use-only licenses. Thanks again.

I'm wondering if any one knows the script font in this book Gusto: A journey Through Culinary Design. If you google the book there's more pages to view http://www.gingkopress.com/03-gra/gusto.html

I can't seem to match a font that has the correct 'h' and 'r' format.

Hello,
I am new to the community and lingo. See link below. Is anyone able to identify the font that Talbot's is currently using on their printed coupons and website (the font in question is used to say "layered tank")?

http://www.talbots.com/online/home_page.jsp

Thank you

Hello, I am happy to finally announce the release of my new typeface!

Rukou -- a geometric-script typeface influenced by schoolhand
More info and buy

Hey Everybody,

I was wondering if anybody could place this font. Any ideas? What font is "Riviera Club" in.

Link: http://www.rivieraclothing.com/slideshow/slideshow.html

Hello All!

I have come close with Memimas, Cartoleria, School Script but they all have the open "E" in capital style but this font has a classic cursive script "e".

All suggestions welcome.

There's a really nice script font being used on the Radley London site at the moment http://www.radley.co.uk/ where it says 'Summer Sale'. I figured this would be a freebie as its not part of their identity usually.

Anyone have any ideas what this is? Its beautiful.

Just need to have this font identified, I have looked through hundreds of fonts and I can't figure it out. So I though I'd come to the experts.

Knowing me it is something that's in the Microsoft default font package and I'm and idiot for missing it, but I can't find it maybe you can.

Thanks in advance!

Any suggestions as to the name of this font? Much obliged.

Hi there

Any of you font fundi's that can help me? I'm looking for a font similar to this - except without the illustration aspect (decoration on letters, birds). Are there any fonts similar?

Woodgreen Community Services bought an “atrocious” old rooming house in east-end Toronto (at Queen and Carroll in Riverside), gutted it, and rebuilt it as well-finished transitional housing for homeless people.

Hey guys,

Check out this really sexy script on an Australian beer (that we were not drinking at the workplace, I swear!)

What is it?

I'm trying to remember what font this is. I can't remember where I got it, but I'd like to buy it.

It's a slightly loose, yet formal handwritten script with some mildly swashed caps.

thanks

Do you know the beautiful cover design created by Paul Barnes for SchirmerGraf publishers? I think he uses Big Caslon roman and italic. Anyone knows where is Big Caslon italic available? Many thanks