Saw this at a mini exhibition they have at Guy's this morning. Was impressed by the clarity and style of the titling. Anyone help me identify? Do a lot of work for heritage places and thought it could come in handy.
Cheers
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Hand lettered.
Really? I can see the M and U are exactly the same. Realise its been tinkered with in Illustrator - suppose he could have copied his own and re-sized.
Dorian, I can see why you'd say that. The M's are very similar at first glance. But if you look closely, you'll see the two M's are quite different in small details -- details which aren't the result of an Ilustrator resize or skew.
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Espresso
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Captain Quill
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Aquiline
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Now that you say it - you're absolutely right. Thanks guys - my mistake.
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