Hi-

I'm designing a logo for a school project that is for a bird sanctuary. I am doing a watercolor wing,
and would like to figure out the proper type to go with it. I like the contrast between having
a watercolor with a slab serif, but want to see what others think.

The name is called:

Arbutus Migratory Bird Sanctuary.

Please help me identify this font. I've tried WHAT THE FONT and other sites, they don't give me the correct answer.

Thank you,
J.

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Hi, I'm looking for the name of this font. Please let me know if anybody knows what font this is, I appreciate all your help.

Thanks much,

Chris

Hello again!

Would like to seek help in ID'ing font in the attached image. :) Thank you!

http://www.yourlogoresources.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/quiksilver-l...
I realize that it might be custom (especially the added slab serifs and missing portions), but is there some font that comes close to this?

Thanks for your help :)

Hi Guys!

I've been really curious about the typeface in this Kate Spade email, particularly the Slab Serif - 25 % off. Does anyone know?

Thanks!

My new typeface, "Columbia Titling", is now on sale at MyFonts and for a limited time is just $8 for four weights!

Columbia Titling is an titling-caps display family based on wide Clarendon-style wood type and industrial signage design from the late-19th and early-20th Century. It includes a small set of OpenType features, including both tabular and proportional figures, special superscript ordinal suffixes, underlined superscript alternate letters, and OpenType fractions. The typeface takes its name from the historic S.S. Columbia, a steamboat launched in 1903. Though not a true reproduction, the wide, slab serif letterforms on the front of the Columbia's wheelhouse provided some inspiration for to develop this typeface. Enjoy!

Need help identifying the slab serif that AIGA is using for their Design for Good initiative...

Need help identifying the slab serif that AIGA has been using for their Design for Good initiative....

Can anyone help ID this contemporary slab serif please?

What typeface is used for the Perrier logo?

The Clarendon-like face here is impossible to find. Can anyone help?

I know this is an easy id for some, but I am admittedly not so good at getting the exact typeface.

Hello! Can anyone help with this typeface? It's from a 1968 Viceroy cigarette ad. It's not Clarendon, Glouchester or Cheltenham. I'm not coming up with anything better at Identifont or Whatthefont. Thanks in advance for any help! I really appreciate it.
CWY

Hello Everyone!

I was wondering if anyone had any insights to what this custom logo wordmark was derived from? Any closest matches?
Thanks so much for the help!

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Hello

I am after a bit of type-sleuthing for this early (1917) example of what I guess is a wood type slab serif for PRAVDA. Kind of similar to this revival family http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/flat-it/dharma-slab/m-extra-bold/ but not quite, missing the rounded exit junctions before the slab-serifs...

Any clues?

thanks as ever for your time!

This is part of a logo I'm re-creating, I doubt it was modified, however, I can't find a V that has a serif on the left and not a full serif on the right, that goes to the right. I see some that go to the left.

Please excuse the choppiness on the sides of the v, this is where there were graphics ... the actual font is not distressed.

Thank you, I'm thinking this is something obvious and I'm looking too hard!

Anyone know the one in the image below?

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3024/3034480956_dec54fdf2e.jpg

Thanks.

Any recommendations for a slab serif with a cyrillic character set? It would have to have an @font-face license. Looking for something in the neighborhood of Archer, Caecilia, Centro, Copse, Ernestine, Museo, Serifa. Centro may work, but looking for some other options. Thanks!

Hello,

Can anybody recognise this interesting looking serif? I'm sure I've seen it somewhere before, but I can't remember where...

Thanks a lot in advance!

Please help ID this font. It is very close to Caecilia, but extended.

Hey guys, found this on a Flickr group and can't seem to identify the typeface. Found a close match with Hellenic Wide, but the G isn't quite right. Any ideas?

Hey guys,

This is my second-ever type design project and I'd like to get some feedback on it. The attached pdf is a bit of a type specimen I was required to do for the project which hopefully shows most of what you would need to see to critique it. I obviously have a ton to learn but I'm loving type design thus-far.

It's meant to be a vertically accented strong geometric slab serif for display. The No7 represents a weight system I plan on implementing, with each font file in the family having a corresponding number value from 0-9.

I'm also now beginning research on how to get all the diacritical marks/alternate characters to actually work outside of the glyph window, so for the moment they don't work but hopefully will soon.