Steve Lucas - Abstract Fonts

Oct 11th, 2007

The Titans font is actually a variation of Crayfish AS font(part of the Crayfish font family developed by Andreas Seidel). If you look on MyFonts.com, you'll the the examples and the description that reads, "Crayfish is a slab serif display type originally designed for an American Football club". From what I can see, the "S" in "TITANS" is slighlty different that the "S" in the font pack. Also the TITANS logo was customized in a tool like Adobe Illustrator, where a "Bridge" filter was applied, meaning the bottom of the letters in TITANS are slightly arched and the first and last letters (T and S) are larger than the other letters. This is a common element in many sports logos. Here's a link to the font on MyFonts.com: http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/astype/crayfish-as/#stylelist http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/astype/crayfish-as/ - re: Tennesse Titans Font ID Help ----PLLLEEEEEZZZEE