Does anyone know the name of the typeface used in Martha Stewart Wedding magazine recent issue. It looks like Hoefler & Frere-Jones' Whitney but some letters are not. Is this custom font? Many thanks!
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Does anyone know the name of the typeface used in Martha Stewart Wedding magazine recent issue. It looks like Hoefler & Frere-Jones' Whitney but some letters are not. Is this custom font? Many thanks!
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There are few upper case letters in your sample. If you have an M, G and R, the Sans Serif Font ID Guide might help, or Identifont could be worth a try. It is at its best for text faces like this.
- Mike Yanega
On the Hoeffler & Frere-Jones' website it lists Martha Stewart Weddings as a client they've worked with to develop custom typography.
Even Martha Stewart acquires regular, publicly available fonts every once in a while, just like everybody else. The font in the sample is Mundo Sans Extra Light.
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