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I'm looking for the variation on the classic New York Times font that can be found on the T Magazine website and in the print editions as a sub-header and occasionally header. Any help is greatly appreciated.
NY Times won't allow copying of images, so I only have links. And of the pages have it at the top, labeled "Women's Fashion", "Men's Fashion", "Design", "Travel", etc.
Thank you so much.
Does anyone know what wedge-serif font is the one used where it is written "PODER NERD"?
http://galeria.rlcpress.com.br/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_ite...
And the one which reads "Guia Tech", although it's very small to read it in this photo, I know. (some "high-tech italic squarish and awkward font")
Thank you so much!
Hi,
I'm interested to ID this angular script used in NewWork magazine. Any ideas?
Cheers,
Henry

Curious if anyone knows the two font families on the cover - the serif one (see 'The Richest People In America') one and the sans serif one (see 'Jay-Z & Warren Buffet'). Thanks for any help in advance!

Hi there,
I'm looking for nice serif for a magazine.
It's a Magazine about Cars so the Serif should not be to sweet :)
It's published in several languages:
German
English
French
Italian
Spanish
Portuguese
+ Russian
(also in Japanese, Chinese and Korean, but this is another problem but don't hold back)
Can anyone recommend a good latin+cyrillic serif?
I liked Arnhem and Albertina but don't know if they work.
I would be very happy if anyone could help!!
Well, I'm just posting about my students' magazine launch. Read / view and enjoy online at http://www.issuu.com/lineandsinker/docs/issue1_line_sinker Another issue to come in two weeks!
Weingut Script Flourish is a decorative display font with high contrasts, perfectly drawn to the tiniest details. The font is trimmed to fairly large font sizes and is highly suitable for chapter titles or book jackets as well as Headlines, Invitations and wine labels, although also impressing with an astounding legibility in small typesettings. Inspired by the hand drawn Blätterschrift from the 19th century Mettenleiter’s Schriftenmagazin, its basic structure is related to the English Script. The creative process started in summer 2009 and after 600 hours of work, over a 2 year period, Weingut now unfolds to reveal all its charms.
Created by Georg Herold-Wildfellner.

Design with bicoloured capitals:
Hello!
The magazine "Vogue Paris" recently changed the font they use.
Can somebody help me identify it?
Thanks so much in advance.

Looking to identify this type that's commonly used for headlines in NY Magazine. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Hello,
I've done some research but not sure if I'm choosing the right aesthetic choice. Being a student Graphic Artist for some time now, yet I still have much to learn.
My question, I'm designing a film-magazine cover, contents, and several spreads for my portfolio to graduate from school this year. Moreover, I have selected Mr. Olson's Klavika typeface for call-outs, headlines etc, but I;m not sure what serif face I use for body copy that will compliment Klavika. As of this moment I'm using Caslon 240 I believe.
Are there any suggestions that I may consider?
Best,
Aaron
Hi all,
Am currently researching type families for use in a general-interest magazine that will be produced. The design is being generated from the ground up with no prior style guides; as well as developing structure and layout, appropriate text and display faces must be selected.
Am wondering of any suggestions you may have for classic or contemporary faces in an editorial setting that you're feeling at the moment. Or in fact strategies you may have in place for selecting typefaces in these cases that have worked for you.
Thanks in advance
Hello guys, my first topic here and i'm a little curious about this WIRED cover.
The headline definitely looks like Cyclone by H&J but it's italic, any chance of being custom or hand tweeked?
The script like one in the bottom i don't have a clue. Any help?
Thanks in advance.
I was curious if anyone could ID the title of this magazine for me. Where it says Mirage. I have looked at quite a few and got close with some but not quite right on. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
This brand new font family was just released this month from Portuguese designer Dino dos Santos, and it's a real beauty.



I'm thinking about buying the display, text, and sans. What are your thoughts? A new classic or nothing special?
www.drama-magazine.com and click on "view issues"
I'm a starting graphic designer and really want help to find out what these are (i've tried "What Font is That" and "Identifont" already).
There are a few fonts, as far as I can count: the serif one used for people's name, a curved-joined san serif font ("Nicholas Hoult" name), and a simple San Serif for some of the text (it's not Futura, it's more narrow, and has an angle (the e goes up, the W's middle bar pushes to the left - I think it's like "Organic" or something).
Please please, would also love to know if you know what the Drama title font is.
Thanks.
P.S. Enjoy the photography
P.S.S. I just put samples of the fonts here, if that's easier. Thank you
Er... it does say anything goes for this forum, so... here goes: a shamless plug for my wife's eBay sale of design magazines and ephemera starting with some Typographica new series editions some still (rather frighteningly) available for 99p!
Hi all, can anyone identify the font used for the masthead of Peaches Geldof's magazine 'Disappear Here'? View here: http://disappearheremag.com/images/masthead.gif
Many thanks


Hello! I've just seen this beautiful typeface, and I'm looking for a similar font for use in a magazine as a display/titles typeface. Which typefaces are similar to "Platform"? It is beautiful!
http://commercialtype.com/typefaces/platform
Thank you!
Hello! I'm doing a research and probably a project which the final "product" (only for academic purposes, I emphatize) would be a magazine in which design would be the main subject. I was thinking something in a similar square format as the new Creative Review (after the redesign).
I've looked typefaces such as Apex New, which is one of my favourite "squarish" sans-serifs. Chester Jenkins did an awesome job on that! The typeface is beautiful and it seems to work nicely on body text. (Klavika is beautiful, but I want to see something a little bit different and yet, with some "squarish" proportions)
The other one that seems to fit is "Leitura Sans", by Dino dos Santos for titles and body text.
Hi Guys,
Anyone know this font?
It's similar to Clearface but can't seem to put a finger on it.
Help!

As it happens, one of the jobs that pay my bills is laying out a journal on welfare and social policies published twice a month by a no profit research institute.
The journal is entering its fortieth year of continuous publication, and, while studying how to deal with the “death of print”, we would also like to refresh its printed appearance.
My goal is to add some white space/flexibility and some typographic niceties (such as proper small caps and old style numerals).
Constrains are mostly due to a next to inexistent budget (cram as much text as possible per page, use only already available fonts) and a mostly aging readership (don’t make the text too small).
Attached there’s a first draft of the revised layout.
Any kind of criticism is welcome.
Hey Everyone,
Really need to match the fonts circled in the image. There are two images, one with what I need circled (low-res) and one that's higher res. Here's the link to an online copy if that would help - http://www.zinio.com/reader.jsp?issn=RX1099-6729
I really appreciate the help.
-R. Mercer

