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(x) "Thank you for your generosity" straight-sided slab serif - Done {Dennis}

CarolynACP

Sorry . . . it helps to make sure the attachment is there. Any assistance on this font’s name would be wonderful.

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OK... kind of reminds me of 1) a Ray Larabie face or 2) a PsyOps face.

Two avenues to pursue...I’ll give them a shot.

—Michael.

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Nope, I think it’s Covington by the Apostrophic Lab.

—Michael.

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Done by Derek Vogelpohl of Shyfonts fame.

Michael, ’Covington’ is extremely close, but there seem to be some differences in details of letters. However, I couldn’t find ’Done’ anywhere. Dennis, can you give me an idea where to find it?

- Mike Yanega

Thanks VERY much. I don’t think I would have found this one. You’ve solved a big mystery for me.

I couldn’t find ‘Done’ anywhere

I meant made by Derek. I think it is the bold version which is #3 in the pack.

I was recently asking about him, and a friend told me he is pursuing a career in a completely different field.

Duh! Sorry for being so dense. I only looked at one of the weights — I must have picked the wrong one. I should have realized what you meant, and seen that the ’similarities’ were too close. It is indeed #3 that was the Bold weight, and I looked at one of the condensed weights instead.

Carolyn, I’m glad you got your answer.

- Mike Yanega

In all fairness, Michael made the ID. I just jumped on the bandwagon because Derek has been on my mind.

Note to Yves: ’Covington’ was the right answer. And it was ’done’ (designed) by Derek Vogelpohl. That was my mistake in reading Dennis’s comment.

- Mike Yanega

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