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I need a little help with identifying a typeface. The attached image is from a larger PNG file I may have to re-build in vector format. I've scrolled through pages of samples at DaFont and not come up with any matches. The lettering is pretty fugly. I could probably just hand-trace it and it...

I have a few fonts that are somewhat similar to the one used in the attached image. But they're still not a match. I've seen this typeface before, but can't seem to figure out what it is. Thanks in advance for any help.

I can't seem to identity two of the typefaces used in the attached image, the "Las" script and "Catrinas" wood type lettering. I've seen the typeface used for "Catrinas" before. I thought it might be on DaFont or a similar site; nothing turned up in the "western" category that matched.

Adobe just added 122 OTF Variable Font families to the Adobe Fonts service. This is a pretty decent collection of variable families. Most of them have multiple variable axes (including some unusual ones like "style" or "bounce"). The Adobe Fonts web page has been updated to add a search filter...

I think I've seen this one before. But I haven't had any luck with What the Font, Font Squirrel, Google Fonts or scrolling through "groovy" category pages at DaFont. Thanks in advance for help!

Didn't have any luck trying to ID the typeface in the attached image using MyFonts' What the Font tool. I'm guessing it could be a free typeface, but didn't find a match scrolling thru a bunch of pages at DaFont. Thanks in advance for any help!

Anyone who uses Affinity Designer might have received the email notice yesterday. The second versions of Affinity Designer, Publisher and Photo were released in November. The initial 40% off sale was about to end, but Serif has extended the V2 launch sale until January 25. I'll have that much...

At first glance I thought the letters in the attached image were Lucida Calligraphy or maybe Monotype Corsiva. Neither match the sample image. Thanks in advance for any help.

I'm stumped trying to figure out the condensed "constructivist" typeface used in the attached photo. Industria and Industria Inline are similar, but have obvious differences. Raleigh Gothic is also similar yet not a match either; and it does not have an inline style. This typeface is something...

I'm guessing the typeface used in the attached (and cropped) sample image could be on a free fonts site. MyFonts' What the Font didn't come up with any matches. Didn't see anything at Google Fonts or DaFont that matched either.

I'm trying to ID the typeface used in some customer provided artwork but not really getting anywhere. The lettering has a stencil look to it. I have a sneaking feeling the stencil cuts were added and not part of the actual typeface. The typeface may have also been distorted out of its normal...

I don't know if the lettering in the attached sample image is from an un-altered actual typeface or if someone took a more standard sans typeface and modified the corners on the letters a little. Any help with the font ID would be appreciated.

Sorry for the small size of the attached sample image. I cropped it out of a customer provided PNG image. MyFonts' What the Font filter isn't providing any accurate matches. The lettering reminds me of Gotham, but the curves in the "S" are somewhat more squared.

Story Link: Corel Rebrands as Alludo Apparently product names, such as CorelDRAW or WinZIP will remain the same. But I get the feeling this act is a bit like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. Maybe the cost of this rebranding exercise will give the bosses at KKR and Corel, or Alludo...

The typeface used in the attached example of client-provided artwork, looks familiar but I can't find anything that matches. I need to re-create the artwork since whoever made the original design apparently did so in Photoshop. This is for a sponsor sign containing 13 or so other businesses...

Any ideas on the attached sample image? I looked through all the "western" fonts on DaFont and a couple other freebie sites. Either I accidentally scrolled past it or can't find it.

I don't know why I'm drawing a blank on this; I've seen the typeface in the attached image before. It's similar to Palatino or Book Antiqua, but I just can't quite place it. I'm almost positive I have copies of it though. I need the right typeface identified for re-creating a veterans services logo.

This week Watchfire announced the company has been acquired by H.I.G. Capital, a private equity firm based in Miami that has $50 billion worth of other companies in its collection. Usually when news breaks that a private equity firm has taken over a company my reaction is: "uh oh." This is...

I'm stumped over what typeface was used on the Stone Temple Pilots album "No. 4." At first glance it had to be some semi-bold version of Century, or maybe a Bodoni. Yet I can't find anything that matches the lettering in the attached sample. MyFonts' What the Font filter doesn't turn up any...

The attached sample looks familiar, but the What the Font filter at MyFonts web site is having no luck with it. Can't seem to find any matches at Google Fonts either. Thanks in advance for any help.