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09/12/2016 a las 10:52  [respuesta]  DINO STORM

The Bitstream version of City Bold, with weight increased

Fuente identificada: Square Slabserif 711 Bold


09/12/2016 a las 10:50  [respuesta]  DINO STORM

With weight increased

Fuente sugerida: City Bold


08/12/2016 a las 17:08  [respuesta]  fonts (or similar)?

STEAM also resembles a variation of Concave Extended

Fuente sugerida: Concave Extended


08/12/2016 a las 17:03  [respuesta]  fonts (or similar)?

STEAM resembles a variation of Gladiate

Fuente sugerida: Gladiate


Editado el 08/12/2016 a las 17:06 por donshottype


08/12/2016 a las 09:44  [respuesta]  please find this font

Fuente sugerida: Excelsis


08/12/2016 a las 09:43  [respuesta]  please find this font

Made wider

Fuente sugerida: Ravenscroft


07/12/2016 a las 21:18  [respuesta]  What is this font?

Fuente identificada: Optima Medium


07/12/2016 a las 20:39  [respuesta]  Anyone know this font?

KIM’S: Franklin Gothic Condensed
CONVENIENCE: Franklin Gothic Extra Condensed

Fuente identificada: Franklin Gothic


07/12/2016 a las 15:00  [respuesta]  What is the font

Among somewhat similar fonts, you could try Belair

Fuente sugerida: Belair


07/12/2016 a las 14:56  [respuesta]  What is the font

Warszawa is a custom handcrafted automobile emblem used for many years.
http://polishpoland.com/tag/fso/
http://www.warszawaprzezwarszawe.pl/
Some fonts have been made in this style, sometimes called chrome connected script, but AFAIK none are an exact match
Among somewhat similar fonts, you could try Raceway

Fuente sugerida: Raceway


06/12/2016 a las 22:27  [respuesta]  this or similar font?

A fashionable Art Nouveau lettering style from the mid 1890s.
Book written by Dr. G. Hartwig and published by Longmans, Green & Co. in 1893. Cover artist unknown.
Closest font is Bambus Grotesk produced by the Emil Gursch foundry in 1896.

AFAIK no digital version.



Handlettered generic Roman capitals.
The most distinctive feature is the calligraphic Tuscanesque terminals on parts of some letters that are derivied from Richard Lipton's Arrus

Fuente sugerida: Arrus Bold


06/12/2016 a las 11:38  [respuesta]  Help me with this font

HWT Bulletin Script Two is a modification of Bulletin, which has the rounded bulbous bottom terminals shown in the image.
Aka Smoke, Psychedelitype, Baghdad Backslant


Fuente sugerida: Bulletin Script Two


Editado el 06/12/2016 a las 11:39 por donshottype


06/12/2016 a las 11:11  [respuesta]  Help me with this font

Similar

Fuente sugerida: Victor Moscoso


05/12/2016 a las 11:02  [respuesta]  whats this font ?

Agree this is probably not a font.
For a similar effect you might try Kuno Handwriting

Fuente sugerida: Kuno Handwriting



Custom logotype.
Letterforms look like they are derived from Matrix II Wide, made bolder and with a unique serif pasted on the top lhs of _R_

Fuente sugerida: Matrix II Wide


03/12/2016 a las 22:47  [respuesta]  PERFECT FOR donshottype!

Apply less leftwards slant, like so


03/12/2016 a las 13:26  [respuesta]  PERFECT FOR donshottype!

Slant it leftwards

Fuente sugerida: Sterling Script


Editado el 03/12/2016 a las 13:27 por donshottype


03/12/2016 a las 12:58  [respuesta]  PERFECT FOR donshottype!

These are embroidery fonts, for use on an embroidery machine.
Embroidery fonts have very open counters and scripts are almost upright to enable the machine to produce a letter that is relatively legible.
If you compare the computer versions of some fonts that have been converted to embroidery fonts, the embroidery version is stiff and rather clunky.
Converting the embroidery fonts I mentioned to a versions usable on a computer is a DIY project that includes a lot of editing to deal with the stiff and clunky nature of the letter-forms.



The embroidery machine has mangled some of the details, but this is definitely Arnold Böcklin

Fuente identificada: Arnold Boecklin



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