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 Wondering what this Clarendon-like typeface (or maybe even actual Clarendon variation/style) is or any details on it.
Thanks in advance my loves :)
~Lauren
More examples can be seen here http://www.okaybeta.com/work/beautiful.html
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Congratulations, Gary. Minor additions:
The primavera-font seems to be a stretched Clarendon Exra Bold Wide. Don't know if the Vespaclub Rome has the authorization to do so.
The font for GREAT BRITAIN seems to be Eurostile #2 Extended.
I'm not sure about the Lambrettista, but have no better suggestion.
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Try Clarendon or the keyword »Egyptienne«.
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Looks like the Clarendon Bold from Bitstream. But they have skewed it.
:) ute
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hey all :)
i was just wondering if someone could id a couple fonts for me.
i've looked all over the place and found that one of them is Clarendon.
does anyone know of a font that is close to that? I don't have the $ right now to buy it :P
the other one is the "handwriting" like font on the site
clarendon was used for the "mark" logo
www.meetmark.com <----that's the site ;)
thanks bunches for your help!!
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Hi,
[quote]@LAvish:Actually I don't think its Egyptian Bold Extended because the middle part of the E is different. Could it be a different version of Egyptian?[/quote]
Egyptian is the old term for «Slab Serif». See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slab_serif
Your example is a Slab Serif according the Clarendon model and it`s no Clarendon.
The typeface Cairo is a typical example but it`s condensed:
http://www.abstractfonts.com/font/13463
The «Fette Egyptienne» from Dieter Steffmann is another good example:
http://www.abstractfonts.com/font/13147
Note: Both typefaces are tagged «serif» and not «slab serif». Searching for the tag «slab serif» will not work properly for Clarendon Model typefaces. :-(
Bye Bye
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