I'm trying to ID this font - it's used in New York magazine as their text bold font. It's not unlike Geometric 415, but definitely different. Any help is appreciated, thanks!
http://homepage.mac.com/chrisrisdon/font.jpg
- Chris Risdon
I'm trying to ID this font - it's used in New York magazine as their text bold font. It's not unlike Geometric 415, but definitely different. Any help is appreciated, thanks!
http://homepage.mac.com/chrisrisdon/font.jpg
- Chris Risdon
Hmm, thought I attached file, working on it.
UPDATE: made it a link in original post. Here it is again for good measure...
http://homepage.mac.com/chrisrisdon/font.jpg
Any help identifying is appreciated.
Thanks!
- Chris
it looks quite a bit like Font Bureau's Eagle but quite many details don't match so that's not it.
Perhaps their own redraw of Vogue?
I am starting to wonder if it was a custom job - I've scoured all the 'pointed joint' (M, N, W, A, etc.) faces that I can find on all the sites and still haven't found something that matches completely. I guess it can't hurt to try to shoot someone there an email and ask.
But if anyone else has some educated guesses, I welcome them.
Could this be Tempo?
- Lex
hello friends!
long time reader first time poster.
right now i'm having a hard time detecting the name of TWO fonts that can be seen in the new york magazine, so i didn't wanted to start a new thread. there's nothing in google that mentions the fonts especifically.
www.nymag.com ,
one is the font contained in the logo, in italics
the other is in the tabs (news & features, restaurants, etc.)
any help would be much appreciated, and i'm happy to be here at the boards, finally.
-carlos
The New York is custom lettering that has been tweaked and refined over the years by, among others, Milton Glaser and Ed Benguiat.
Here's a discussion between Roger Black and former NY mag AD Luke Hayman that mentions the evolution of the logo:
http://www.rogerblack.com/blog/conversation_with_hayman
The condensed sans serif is the now-retired Elderkin from Process Type Foundry:
http://www.processtypefoundry.com/help/updates.html
You can see a picture here, although the download link is dead:
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