In this image there are three different types of fonts. I'm mostly curious what the first and second fonts are. That is the fonts that make up "GENUINE" and "Ogallala". Any ideas? Most appreciated.
| Attachment | Size |
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| Genuine Ogallala Bay Rum | 240.83 KB |
Typophile
(x) Western-Type Font ID - Gille Classic aka Madame, Dream Orphans {Lex, NJ, Florian}
GENUINE seems to be Gille Classic.
- Lex
And Ogallala is Ray Larabie's Dream Orphans, manually stretched.
http://www.dafont.com/dream-orphans.font?nb_ppp=50&text=Ogallala
-NJ
Another version of that multi-color Western typeface is Madame.
Madame looks like a hassle to use, but is an interesting solution for the problem it solves.
- Lex
@Lex Kominek - Gille Classic I believe is what this font should have been. However,
@Florian Hardwig - I believe you are right in pointing out Madame. Looking at a blown up version of the image I posted, the 'U' and the splits in the E's match Madame exactly.
@NJMcLellan - That looks to be the font, just modified in height. Thanks for finding Dream Orphans.
Lex, Florian, and NJ - Thank you very much for helping me!
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