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 Thank you kkat..
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 Anyone know what font this is? Thanks in advance.
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A Serpentine deriviate to mimic the Mountain Dew logo. Now also widely used for wrestling events. Badly designed - in my humble opinion - with a very incomplete character set. kk.
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Hi,
Air Berlin use a typeface that looks
similar. I just noticed it today and
found a posting in a german fontblog:
http://www.fontblog.de/neues-corporate-design-bei-air-berlin
Have a look at the diverent typefaces of
the chalet family from house industries:
http://www.houseind.com/fonts/chalet
look at the 1970s, notice the wrong s and
look at the 1960s for the right s. It might
be a starting point.
Btw: Someone else noticed the similarity
to Helvetica too. The 1960s style tend a
little bit to Helvetica.
Bye Bye
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? I would be interested in learning the names of the fonts used by Urban Outfitters, particularly the font they are currently using for the links on the left side - the all-caps type that looks italicized. Someone on another forum said they were fairly sure that these fonts were all commissioned by UO, but I remember seeing this particular font, or one very similar to it, in an ad for the Air Force (it may have been in National Geographic) which I would have scanned, but unfortunately my mother didn't know I was saving it and threw it away. If it helps at all, I think it read "For some people, the future really is up in the air."
Is it possible that it's a more common font in uppercase and italicized, but I don't recognize it? Does anyone know what this font is, or the names of some fonts that are similar to it?
urban outfitters website: http://www.urbanoutfitters.com
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It's Air Milhouse
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There must be something in the air. Maybe the spring approaching. Who knows.
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Yeah, that happens when you go Stereofidelic. You merge with thin air.
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That's why you'll have to wait for an apple to come by because I can't reproduce the error. With some luck there is a Swallow in the air ...
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I was watching the programme with half an eye open, just to catch on if they name any interesting sites. They showed the forums page, if I recall correctly, and basically said the same thing they wrote in their web page (verbatim, I think). It was on air for about a couple of minutes or so, and they seemed quite enthusiastic about the site (well, that's their job, though).
Still, it is quite an achievement: BBC World has, well, as the name says, a world wide audience of ... god knows how many people, but I'd say a fair amount (millions anyway). I'm not sure, but somehow I seem to have a vague recollection that someone from India had recommended the site for the Click On-Line programme. Which, BTW, is a decent Internet/IT programme they produce, and I think they air repeats of it (BBC World is all about repeats, they repeat all the progs for a week or so before moving on). I saw it yesterday, and it's only Wednesday here, so get on to your friends who have BBC World and tell them to glue 'em selves to the screen when Click On-Line comes on, and record it for you. I'd do it, but unfortunately have no recording facilities... :(
Good on ya!
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