who knows which fonts are used in the logos of: Prada, Gucci, Kate Spade and Coach, and how I can get my hands on them.
thanks,
graphics student
Kate Spade looks like a Baskerville.
Please help!
I am looking for a font/typeface that is close to a combination of the Frigidaire and/or Cadillac/Chevrolet, and Eureka, (a hearse manufacturer). It is a script type font sort of art-deco, what would have been considered futuristic looking in the 40-50's.
I have no money to spend on it at this time and need a free public domain font, that can be tweaked a little. (I also could use some recomendations on software that does that.)
Someday I hope to start a hearse manufacturing concern,(a small one)and want the typeface to look a certain way, (I can see it in my mind's eye) I am sure you all get the general idea!
Well that's about it.
Should someone have a font/typeface like this please contact me at. joeyp@anet-dfw.com.
Thank you in advance for any help you can send my way!
Joey
Type ID's belong in the Type ID section in future. Also make use of the advanced search feature. It may turn up your answer. The fridge fonts I know are from Font Bureau and are by Leslie Cabarga. Also Bullet/Global from House Industries.
Randy
Not sure if you mean Aurora ... can you post
a sample?
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/bitstream/aurora/
You'll want to check out http://www.typophile.com/forums/messages/83/1364.html?1032016045 over at the Type Identification Board.
Someone posted http://logo.nino.ru/ a site where you can download all the eps of all the logos for reference.
http://www.orangeitalic.com Orange Italic has a set which they call the Luxury Collection.
Hi all,
The font in this logo is proving very elusive - it's almost Verdana but not quite! Note the level ends on the lower case 's' for example.
Not sure whether the upper case words at the bottom is the same.
Any clues greatly appreciated! Thanks!
sportznut.tif (7.6 k) |
I think I accidently stumbled onto the solution, but problem is
the samples on the site are very rudimentary, so I don't know
for sure. This might be Ninetysix K and Premiere, both from
Playtype.
Please post your Type Identification request on the designated
board, that way you'll be helped a lot faster.
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