Tyler, I came across this font when looking for new ones to design things with, and I had no idea of what this font could be, but I thought the following:

- LOT has alot of the characters in the same shape, but just a bit different... If you use Photoshop to edit a bit, you could get the same result...

I also didn't really suggest the font, but it was just an idea as nobody had ID'd the font yet...

Not completely sure...

Do you have a larger image, as the effects make it a bit hard to be really sure...

When you find a image with text, you can easily remove the image from the text by 'photoshopping' it...
Then you can save that as a .jpg or .png or .bmp or whatever, and use in in wordfiles, websites and things...

http://fontfabric.com/lot-free-font/

Nederlands?: Zo ja, ik denk eerlijk gezegd dat als je deze zou 'Photoshopen' je een redelijk soortgelijk resultaat kunt krijgen...

English?: I honestly think that when you 'Photoshop' this font, you can get a similar result...

Is this a D or a C and a L?

Also similar

At least Swatch Bold, or modified A

E's, O's and N's differ, not a font...

Eurostile Black

You don't have to re-post threats that are already on the forums, certainly when that's also yours...
http://www.dafont.com/forum/read/6314/font

There always is the possibility that even the dafont community doesn't know it...

Hi there everyone!

I'd like to know this font (or two, I'm not sure about it...)

Thanks in advance!

ITellYa

Modified K and mirrored A? [EDIT: Not mirrored A, just lowercase A...]

Similars: http://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=603&page=4&fpp=50&af=on&text=what+goes+around,+comes+around.

Hi mehulkar,

The only difference between the I and the J from ITC Edwardian Script is that the J goes under the baseline and the I doesn't...
So, that makes it logical that rocamaco made that lil' fault, but it doesn't change a thing...

Well, you can use this free font, it quite looks like Eurostyle: http://www.searchfreefonts.com/free/gotthard.htm