I do apologise if this is considered a duplicate.
I posted a reply to this thread, but that thread is already marked as solved and I'd imagine unlikely to get attention (again, if this is not grounds for a new thread, I apologise).
My question is in regards to the variety of Knockout used in Elephant Magazine.
It appears to be a rounded version. Does anyone know if this is available somewhere?
If not, any suggestions for an another strong (rounded) condensed headline typeface?
Well, it seems that, at least, there was:
http://www.typophile.com/node/72056
http://web.archive.org/web/20021111190354/www.processtypefoundry.com/Eld...
Garage Gothic comes to mind as a narrow, rounded, strong typeface but maybe not condensed enough for your needs?
Richard0: That is a pity about Elderkin... interesting that the designer just decided he no longer wanted it on the market.
Atwe: Garage Gothic is a nice alternative. Not as versatile as Knockout (with its many widths and weights), but good to have nonetheless.
Still the mystery remains though... where can this rounded Knockout be found?
Is it likely that the designers at Elephant magazine have modified it themselves? or would they more likely have commissioned H&FJ to do the modifications?
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