Trying to identify this font based on these letters. Part of a marketing presentation for a new product and is considered contemporary, fresh and feminine.
Typophile
(x) contemporary, fresh and feminine humanist sans - Christiana {Yves}
where’s the font?
Sorry. I’m new at this. I posted the font sample.
If you slant Philip Bouwsma’s ’Neuhengen’, you get something quite close to this. (Based on the the style of the ’a’, this may be an obliqued version of a Roman font — it’s not usually the way an Italic ’a’ is drawn.)
- Mike Yanega
Resembles Optima too.
Nope
I thought so — Gudrun Zapf von Hesse’s Christiana, released through Berthold. Slanted and extended. The Zapf connection was well spotted, Patricia.
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