Typophile

The Return of The Son of The Type ID Pop Quiz - The Sequel

Bald Condensed

A little challenge in case anyone's bored during the weekend. :-)

Hmmm... You all seem to have pretty exciting weekends.

Not this guy!

"r"?

YES!!! Nicolai, you're just too good!

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This friendly, chubby typeface doesn't fear the cold.

Peter Bruhn's Ketchupa?

Tiff, I was starting to despair! Yes indeedy, one of the friendliest
faces I've ever met, included in the wonderful Imbiss Package.
The Mayo Dingbats are da bomb! Peter must've had loads of
fun designing those. :-)

The floor is yours.

That ampersand is one of the cutest ampersands in all the ampersands available. :-)

Ok this might be too easy.

That's tooooootally easy: W!

there is no sneaking the truth past you chesh! :^D



How does it feel
How does it feel
To be without a home
Like a complete unknown

Your clue is excellent... Benicia Medium from Jim Parkinson... (who, I understand, drew/designed the Rolling Stone masthead).

cheers,
Dana

I couldn't decide between Benicia
and Parkinson ... hmmm, which one is
it Tiff?

dana! so close!! i always feel lame for not coming up with cool clues. glad you liked this one. --- oops! I see bj just got it right!

okay... ... i'll put one up shortly.

Aw damm... when the lower case

Dana -- no worries ... if anyone was counting
'I.D. mistakes', i might be leading the pack. :-)

here's the next one, which is posted
near the lunch hour here on the West Coast.

Vuole qualcosa da mangiare?

okay, so the clues are Italian and Food.
But the face is not Italian, just the name.
It was drawn by a former student
of Petr van Blokland.

It's also one degree of separation away
from ------- -----.

bj

clue: unseen

your turn Karl ...!

Thanks for the clue BJ.

Here's the next quiz. I would never get this one, but I suspect that it could go quickly.

quizzle muh nizzle

The cap B from Virus' Bastard - either the Fat or the Spindly weight?

Darn, it's not a complete match. It's almost identical, but not quite... aargh.

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