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 Hi
I suppose this is all hand drawn,
none of the letters are identical
n, i, e, ...
height of the C and D...
width of Construction and of Demolition...
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i see the site "under construction" and the font that they use all over that is Bank Gothic ( medium or bold, i think medium )
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 I've got a client that is having some of their branding re-done, but they don't have a clue who did this one or what the font is. Any help is greatly appreciated!
It's the "KLINE" font I'm having trouble with. The "construction" font is Times New Roman bold.
[img=http://img58.imageshack.us/img58/8157/klineconstlogosmallxs0.th.png]
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Well, you should always read what the font info says. In that case, the copyright information has been copied form Arial :) Obviously, Dan Zadorozny has been using Arial as a template to build his font over it. Anyway, here's his site:
http://www.iconian.com/
You can write directly to him, as the Commercial Use section of his site is Under Construction.
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The script looks like Magic from Sign DNA.
CONSTRUCTION should be Impact.
PS: You’ll get the font by buying it, then it belongs to you for a lifetime.
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I need a freeware, free license, freely used, free, no cost version of these Roman Capitals with the geometric construction circles and outlines. Does anyone know where I can find a free version of this?
Thanks!
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Hi,
seems like nobody knows? I had never seen this combination of the A (round top) and M (parallel sides, middle down to the bottom). Also the stem of the R didn't realy fit. It's might be a modified Eurostile/Microgramma? It could be a logotype or a rare typeface.
The basic principle of construction is very simple. Have a short look at:
http://uwes.suche-plus.de/galerie/galerie5f.html
Sorry the text is only in german but the image might help you to understand how the letters are constructed.
Bye bye
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