hello,

need help identifying this font, often used on project boards and available for purchase at craft stores

thanks so much

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In the April 7th 2013 issue of New York Times Magazine, they use a rounded-condensed Sans Serif that has square tops (sorry for the incorrect terminology) on the capital A. Anyone know what this is or who makes it? (See attached image)

Hello! First of all, thanks a lot for reading this topic. I need to know the name of the font used in the image. It looks like Comforta, but it isn't.

Do you know what font it is?

Thank you!

Hi there,
I'm working on a logo and need some help identifying the right font to use.
I'm looking for a sans-serif font with soft rounded edges, preferablly something with a single-stack lowercase "a". I like the humanistic qualities of Avenir but obviously this font isn't rounded.

I also like the style of the font in the new esurance logo, which I have attached below.

Fonts that I've considered so far include:
1. Comforta (although I feel like it's almost too rounded).
2. Museo (getting closer but some of the elements remind me of an old typewriter font).

Any suggestions would be really helpful. Thanks so much!
Adon

Hey, everyone. Just need to know one particular font. If the exact one can't be identified, that's okay. Something close will do. Seems like it would be simple to find and I know I have seen similar fonts. Any ideas?

Image to work from is attached. Thanks!

Hello,
my first post here.

I have a problem that I don't think I have had before and I need help solving it. I can't find the problem on the web.

When I copy my glyphs from Illustrator and paste them into FLS the shapes transforms from smooth rounded corners into just cornered. In Illustrator the anchor points is set to smooth. Why do FLS change my anchor points?

My English is to limited to explain the problem. Please see the attached images.
The black and grey image is in Illustrator and the white image with a black line is in FLS.

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Theapbo

Hello Typophiles,
Hope you've all been good.

I'm giving final touches to a new Latin typeface which has also a soft/rounded version. I was slightly confused whether I should call it Rounded or Soft? Any suggestions?

Here is how it looks:

Thanks,
Satya

Hi everyone,

I was wondering if anyone can identify this Rounded Grunge font?

Thanks,

Nat

i cannot seem to find a match to this font. Any ideas?

Hi all

I'm a newbie so I hope this doesn't seem impolite for a first post. I am trying to recreate the John Craven's Newsround logo from the 1970s era and I'm struggling with the typeface used.

Please see the attachment. I know that the words "John Craven's" are pretty much a version of Flash Bold but I am really foxed by the large rounded sans serif used for the main font: "NEWSROUND".

I'm creating a return address stamp for a couple with last names beginning with C and A. We want the C to encircle the A, which is totally possible with many century-gothic type fonts, but I would like to find something a little more interesting. Does anyone know of a serif font with a perfectly round c? It doesn't matter if it's upper or lowercase.

Thanks!

What font is this or any very similar to it? Particularly looking for something with the subtle rounded edge.
Thanks in advance for your assistance.

I need assistance identifying this rounded san-serif.
Thanks in advance for your help! :)

I am trying to identify a font I’ve seen in Paris, for the communication of “Les Ateliers de Paris”.
The same font is used here: http://www.marieclaireidees.com/data/photo/w308_c17/boutique-ephemere.jpg

Anyone can help me?

Thanks in advance for id-ing the My typeface.

Hi,
need to figure out the name of this font asap
Thanks in advancec

We would like to share with the community the release of our lastest project called Neuron.

Neuron is a fresh and modern sans-serif family with a neutral and soft appearance that make it very versatile. Its possibilities are increased not only by the inclusion of true italics but by the coverage of Latin, Central European and Cyrillic characters also. The italic variants have a slight cursive influence but keep their sleekness at the same time.

Best regards,
Sergio

Please help identify the following font's for a client of mine. He had someone build them this logo, which he really likes, but they only sent him this one size of .png

So I offered to see if I could identify the fonts so we could make a proper vector for him

Thanks

Landscaping

Keeping

Any ideas?

Please help my identify this typeface

Like everyone else here, I am more desperate than curious about the name of this font. My deadline is Saturday. Please help.

I'm looking for a font similar to Gravur of Lineto, with a better kerning and balance of width. I'm also open to a monospaced version.

Thanks for your help, Regards!

Hi

Could someone please identify this font for me?

Thanks

Simon

I know it's been a bit distorted but i'm hoping it's not too far off from the original.

Hello to everyone!
This is the title of a french site, and I can't find this rounded font, can you help me?

Thank you very much!

Andy