Quirky Serif Italic

chadkdesign15 February 2015 · 19:03

I'm trying to recreate this logo since this lo-res version won't work for my needs. Can anyone help me ID the font that was used?

Thanks!

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DPape15 February 2015 · 20:02

Looks like: Matthews, Allan/Technomage
http://tfonts.com/technomage.font

Josev15 February 2015 · 22:25

To me it looks more like a slightly pseudo-italicized Neuva by Adobe
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/nueva/

Technomage looks like a bad retracing of Nueva

Josev15 February 2015 · 22:29

I think Nueva was once available in a multiple master format. It's possible that the weight of the type in the logo was creating using the mm font.

Donald H. Tucker16 February 2015 · 00:59

Good find Josev.
Neuva was available in a multiple master format in the 1990s but is now sold only as individual fonts. However, there are a large number of weights and several widths http://www.fonts.com/font/adobe/nueva#product_top
Neueva includes true italics but they do not fit the logo.
Here is Nueva Regular sloped 11 degrees

Compare to the italic

Don

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