so what type have they used for this? pity there's no close-up of the text DHARMA

Prop is short for property. It means any object that's carried, used, eaten, etc. by an actor.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theatrical_property
- Lex
yes... I am convinced DHARMA is hand-drawn..
Look at the R
The right foot as to be twisted so it will be visible and the letter D looks like an L that they have made into a D
but Lex.. or someone else..
if you would try and pick a font that looks similar... which one would you go for?
and thanx for the new (to me) word — props.
Check this previous thread for type used in the Lost television series.
Basically the selection is all over the place and anything but consistent. But that makes it believable (apart from the anachronisms like Arial of course).
Thanx Bald Cond.
it loox like they have used a different font for each hatch... (you would know what I mean if you have followed LOST)
the DHARMA in the previous thread is another. it looks more like woodblock-kind-of-type... or if you cut it in linoleum
thanx for pointing me to that thread... I was wondering what the hieroglyphs said. Yesterday I looked in my mums old book of hieroglyphs trying to see if I could get an answer... but instead I got it here at this terrific forum.
so Bald Cond.
what do you think of
http://www.linotype.com/217/cartoonscript-family.html
for my DHARMA...
but perhaps a little bolder/balder?
How about that?

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