1 matchesEloquent Swash
(Jason Walcott-Jukebox Type)
Originally: Pistilli Roman Swash created by Herb Lubalin and John Pistilli
1 matchesIt looks like Eloquent, the digital revival of Pistilli (Lubalin) by Jason Walcott.
EDIT: Oops, the last link from propaganda shows Eloquent, too. Sorry, haven’t seen it.
1 matchesCould be the mysterious ITC Didi, the ampersand is something like the extinct Pistilli had on board. For similar faces see the Fat Font list (High Contrast Serifs) by listmaster Stephgen Coles. And also see Cabernet by Jason Walcott.
1 matchesGood evening everyone,
I'm attempting to add some client branding for some presentation materials for two different clients. I'm hoping someone can help me ID the two fonts in this image. The first one (green e-commerce letter) I have poorly drawn freehand, since the original image is from a poster and too large to scan, but the proporations are correct. The second client's font (dark letters) are not Imprint Shadow, much to my dismay. Heh heh
Thank you in advance,
Jason
1 matchesThe Regime Change that art life found for Edward Fisher. By an unknown designer. Renamed to Regime Change 2006 (the year of the creation of the font) to avoid naming conflict with Jason Ramirez' Regime Change font (although ... also 2006 ... lots of regime changes that year?)
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jason@kottke.org .
