Looking for an ID on the sans serif font used for IMBUE
Many thanks in advance,
Danny

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Looking for an ID on the sans serif font used for IMBUE
Many thanks in advance,
Danny

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I think the middle arm of the E is a bit longer than your sample, but otherwise Egon Sans looks pretty close. Of course only the M and E give us anything to work with.
- Mike Yanega
Hard to say. Very neutral, nothing really distinctive part of this /M. Can't explain also why but it feels hand-drawn/amateurish and most probably intentionally. Anyway, I'd probably start with Maven.
‘Can't explain also why but it feels hand-drawn/amateurish and most probably intentionally.’
Maybe it is details like the transitions of curves to straight lines in the U that make it look amateurish? Especially in the image provided by Adam it looks as if these are just attached circles without any optical corrections. The horizontal strike in the middle of B looks funny to. The upper outline seems to be slightly diagonal instead of horizontal. Or something is wrong with the transition from straight to curve.
Captured from web.archive.org on 18 Apr 2014. view this capture
Maybe better help with this image: http://tundrablog.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/DD_Imbue_3_905.jpg