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Nimbus Sans bold with a modification for the "t" (from an other font ?) and the "r" (sure manualy).
Edited on Oct 13, 2010 at 11:01 by Menhir
Suggested font: Nimbus Sans bold
Edited on Oct 13, 2010 at 11:01 by Menhir
Le logo Asterix a été créé à la main par Uderzo.
Etant donné la différence d'inclinaison des lettres entre le début et la fin du mot, je doute qu'il soit possible d'en faire une police utilisable.
Si c'est juste pour ce logo, je te conseille d'utiliser un simple scan (bien néttoyé).
Etant donné la différence d'inclinaison des lettres entre le début et la fin du mot, je doute qu'il soit possible d'en faire une police utilisable.
Si c'est juste pour ce logo, je te conseille d'utiliser un simple scan (bien néttoyé).
The two "l" are different, idem for the "e"s and the "o".
Surely it's manual.
If you want to find a font with the same look, you can shearch here : http://www.dafont.com/fr/theme.php?cat=601&nb_ppp=50&text=Sherlock+Holmes
Surely it's manual.
If you want to find a font with the same look, you can shearch here : http://www.dafont.com/fr/theme.php?cat=601&nb_ppp=50&text=Sherlock+Holmes
For a "private use", probably yes.
For a "public use", probably no. Perhaps it can be beser for you to choice a basic font not so famous than Arial, created by no-professional, and contact him to agree what's possible.
For a "public use", probably no. Perhaps it can be beser for you to choice a basic font not so famous than Arial, created by no-professional, and contact him to agree what's possible.
Many possibilities. One of this : Pop Warner (with a stary modification of the A)
Suggested font: Pop Warner
Trade Gothic Bold Extended
The "u" and the "t" are different, maybe from an other font.
The "u" and the "t" are different, maybe from an other font.
Suggested font: Trade Gothic Bold Extended (Already suggested here)
It's not a font, it's handmade.
Identified font: Commercial Script
Forum: Font identification
Oct 11, 2010 at 18:21 [reply] Please could you tell me what is the name of this font?
Perhaps the points are self-created, but the "O" or the "D" avec curves too much close Arial to be self-created.
It can be many font.
The most classic with this look : Arial Black (or Helvetica Black).
But the point in Arial is squar and not round.
Edited 2 times. Last edit on Oct 08, 2010 at 15:36 by Menhir
The most classic with this look : Arial Black (or Helvetica Black).
But the point in Arial is squar and not round.
Suggested font: Arial Black
Edited 2 times. Last edit on Oct 08, 2010 at 15:36 by Menhir
It'a not "&" in the Green piloww font...
Peut-être que celle-ci pourrait te convenir :
http://www.dafont.com/fr/agent-red.font?text=%26
http://www.dafont.com/fr/agent-red.font?text=%26
and the politeness ?...
Parfois, lire le manuel, ça peut avoir du bon...
daFont ne vend pas de logiciel. Ce site se contente de proposer une liste de logiciels concernant les polices de caractères.
Maintype est édité par High-Logic ( http://www.high-logic.com/ ) qui dispose d'une page de supprort ( http://www.high-logic.com/support.html ), d'un forum ( http://forum.high-logic.com/ ) et d'une adresse mail de support ( customersupport@high-logic.com ).
Maintype est édité par High-Logic ( http://www.high-logic.com/ ) qui dispose d'une page de supprort ( http://www.high-logic.com/support.html ), d'un forum ( http://forum.high-logic.com/ ) et d'une adresse mail de support ( customersupport@high-logic.com ).
Le site internet lui-même est aux abonnés absents... Je pense que cette personne a du passé à autre chose depuis 2005. 
Forum: Font identification
Oct 07, 2010 at 09:01 [reply] Can anyone tell me what font this is!?!?!? thank you!
Can you do a scan of a part of this (just two lines) bigger ? Because an identification with a text so little, it's very difficult.
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