Hi folks,
I'd like a hand identifying the typeface used for the numbers on this calendar.
It doesn't have to be an exact match, anything close would be much appreciated.

what is this beautiful thin font i just cant put my finger on?

I know there must be hundreds of variations of the so-called English “fat faces”, but is there a close relative - or perfect match! - to these three letterforms? And yes, the resolution and detail in one of the attached files are unfortunately both lousy.

The smaller “4AD” file was taken from the official website. The “larger” one seems probably an stylization or maybe an earlier incarnation, as the counters seems to occupy much more space.

Thanks in advance and have a good day, typophiles!

: )

Does anyone know this slab?

Thanks.

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

Haay!

I need a nice condensed slab, like this one I found in Eye mag.

I've seen this one before but not sure what it is- Also, is there a condensed version? if not can anyone suggest a similar-style condensed slab?

Can anyone please ID the font used for the Swift Premium Foods logo?

It looks like Aachen Bold but there are some differences. The 'S' has additional serif marks and the 'i' is square versus round.

Perhaps this is just a simple modification, but I want to check to see if perhaps there is an alt to Aachen with these character sets.

http://www.seeklogo.com/swift-premium-logo-134610.html

Hi everyone, I'm looking for something similar to this... doesn't have to be an exact match. Would prefer if it had multiple weights though. Any thoughts?

A fresh, clean Slab that plays in the space between the Typewriter and the Storybook. I'm shooting for something highly sophisticated, and I'm very detailed in my approach; so please give me as in-depth a critique as you are able.

I'm having trouble identifying this beautiful serif used by the always-inspiring Heydays for a book design. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

dear typophiles!

i spend some time trying to add greek characters for my Oksana typeface. it is my first attempt to draw greek alphabet, i try to do my best and make it corresponding to existing cyrillic and latin scripts, but i need some help from advisors. please look at pictures below and say something

thank you and happy new year ))

Indices : Typefaces : Thesis

From LucasFonts

Thesis is a large font superfamily, deisgned in the late 90s by Luc(as) de Groot of LucasFonts. Thesis fonts have become popular and can be seen in various publications or logotypes. The range of weights are designed using de Groot's "interpolation theory".

The fonts include TheSans, a humanist sans-serif similar to Frutiger and Segoe; TheSerif, a slab-serif; TheMix, a slab-serif font lacking some serifs; and just recently, TheAntiqua, a serif font.