Name this font...

[hasha2000]

Does anyone know the name of this font? A friend of mine is getting a vinyl plotter cutter, and I need to find this font for my first job. Any help is greatly appreciated...

 

[Chthulhu]

Once you have the image again, go here and answer all the questions; it's pretty good at identifying typefaces by their design elements.

http://www.identifont.com/

 

[bitshird]

PalleteD it's a Truetype font,

 

[hasha2000]

TY TY TY TY

PalleteD it's a Truetype font,

You don't know how much this means... TY TY TY:biggrin:

 

[NewLondon88]

Identifont is good.. so is http://new.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/

You can upload a photo of the font and it will search for fonts close to
it. If you have a good sample, it works surprisingly well.

Edit: I just tried it and came up with "Brush" in addition to the
Berthold Palette. Sometimes there's several names for fonts
(they can get repackaged) so if you find a font that's say $29.95
and you only need it once, sometimes you can find a free version
somewhere under another name.

I cut out part of the word 'Landscaping' and uploaded that. it tried
to identify some of the letters (poorly) But it asks you to confirm
or change them to correct it. Then it went and found three fonts
that matched in a few seconds. Try it out..

 

[nava1uni]

That is a cool website. thanks for posting it.

 

[NewLondon88]

Yeah.. it's pretty good when someone brings you work but they
don't have the font or know what it is. And I can't keep track of
all the fonts myself.. even the ones I use myself

 

[titan2]

PalleteD it's a Truetype font,

And you can actually get it from here:

http://www.fontyukle.org/en/PaletteD.ttf


Enjoy,


Barney

 

[Katsin]

Another good source to buy many of the fonts you encounter:
http://www.fonts.com/findfonts/detail.htm?productid=344349

A large percentage of the professional fonts kicking around are owned by Monotype Imaging who run that site.