I know there’s only a few letters visible in the picture, but can someone help identify the font used on this mousepad?
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I know there’s only a few letters visible in the picture, but can someone help identify the font used on this mousepad?
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Not an exact match, but similar: Swift by Gerard Unger.
- Lex
Eduardo, do you really think so? I find them to be quite a bit different, besides the fact that Folha is probably not commercially available (designed for a newspaper).
PDF sample of Folha: http://www.fontfabrik.com/fofawor1.html
Just a wild guess. But have you seen the thinner weight of Floris (an improved version of Folha, with more weights, as I assume from the sample in Language Culture Type)? It is similar to the type in your sample.
And BTW, where did you get the mousepad picture?
The answer may point to a better direction.
Image is undoubtably from the Art Lebedev site. Lately there is a lot of attention for this keyboard, and on this page you can see the Mus-mouse too.
“The Artemius typeface family includes all the
fonts the Art. Lebedev studio might ever need.”
They only have one client?
Actually, it’s nice to see such heavy commissioning action - bravo.
Could we find out how much it cost?
Something else: the italic sans seems to be uniwidth with the roman (which can make sense). But did you notice that the italic serif is wider than the roman? I wonder why. Also: is the Light light enough?
hhp
I believe the face was developed by the designers at letterhead.ru:
http://letterhead.ru/Fonts/fc/fc_01.html
And as far as I understand the page says this typeface is not available for licensing/sale. It is exclusively for artlebedev.com
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