I've been looking for the "coke" part in the Diet Coke label for a while now and have come up with nothing.
Even if it's just similar it'll do. In addition, it has to be a free download because this is for a school project so I don't have a budget for it or anything.
Thanks for your help!

You  Vorgeschlagen von koeiekat 


Coke4U  Vorgeschlagen von Logan Roman 
Loki Cola  Vorgeschlagen von DaddyWarbucks 

Coca Cola proprietary font.

Yeah, I figured that.
Do you happen to know of any lookalikes, though? I know I'm not gonna find the exact but even something similar would do.

Diet is the Loki Cola font. There is also another font file in this font folder that if you press C, you get the "Coke" logo.

Coke Logo here...

http://www.brandsoftheworld.com/search/logo?search_api_views_fulltext=coke

DaddyWarbucks, I figured that waifish wanted to write some text with that font, not just to reproduce the logotype. Making a copy of that is easy enough.

@waifish
Google "you2013 font" and you will be surprised how many national Coca Cola organizations have their back door wide open.

Thank you for your help everyone!

Yeah @koeiekat you're correct. I'm looking for a downloadable font so I can use my own text with it in Photoshop. Also, I'm googling that and not finding much. I saw that the name campaign they had was in the same face but it's not available anywhere because it was made specifically for that, and all people asking for something similar are just getting the original designer's name.

@DaddyWarbucks
I tried that and it seemed like it had potential but after downloading it my computer warned it was dangerous/could crash my system so I couldn't really good look at it.

Apparently I was wrong then oops
Where did you find it?
I tried googling again and still have come up with nothing...

@koeiekat

can you email me the you font? i Tried to google "you2013 font" and got no where.

thanks!

@nearl
You are a bit late I'm afraid. It was used as a webfont in the coke name campaigns 2013/14 and could be traced by looking at the page source code of pages where that font was used. Search in the code for css and then open that css file. In that file search for @font-face and you will encounter the webfonts used. Follow the link and save the you ttf. Voilà

"Copyright (c) 2012 by Ian Brignell Lettering design & David Rault - DesignBoard Sofia. All rights reserved."
Don

DesignBoard Sofia did the Cyrillic characters

Good to know. Not included in the webfont for the share campaign.
Don

You want the version with the file name you_db_2013.ttf which is the Central European version

Thanks for your help!

Thanks.
What did we ever do before google -- the parent company reorganized into silos and renamed today as Alphabet [based on a stock valuation joke] -- which found it immediately. The Cyrillic lowercase is an interesting application of a demi-serif demi-script.
Don

Yep. Some even keep the front door wide open.

Looking at the history of this thread, drf (Fred) has been very busy on April 28, hiding all messages on how to find a webfont. Wondering, why would he stop educating people on how to find something ...

Looking back at our discussions in another thread about copyright, perhaps there is some validity in the position that we should not say too much about how to get web-fonts. After all, I do hope we will endeavor to not compromise the protection of the intellectual property of artistic creators of the fonts.
Don