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It looks like all the distorted photos people send me of their art where the sides are not parallel, caused by taking a picture at an angle

Oddly enough, I find myself doing it all day long. Vectorizing that is

Hello from Central Ohio

I am an exclusive Apple user. Though I still use an iphone 4s. Never used a case, full glass back and front and have NEVER dropped it or shattered it. I guess I am lucky and super careful Still using ios7. There is no feature of ios8 or 9 that I cannot live without I am holding on to this...

Howler appears to be Souvenir

If you use Illustrator there is a function in the spacing with options for optical and auto. The bottom sample here shows optical which is a bit better and tightens up the extra spacing that always shows up around the number 1 You still have to tweak sometimes but it helps if you are not too picky

Most likely custom. It appears that this started out as Eurostile Bold and was customized

try engravers gothic or blair

Since none of the letters are duplicates this is either a font with a very extended set of alternates or custom. My guess is custom

Note to self: Get Rick fired up a bit and maybe I can get him to design me some cool logos for free

Agree with Fenris... this is a step backwards

Bonjour, from Ohio USA

Welcome from the Buckeye state!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ksnzpbtot9yner5/cut%20contour%20vector.mov?dl=0

Top line is Century Gothic Bold and then an outline or stroke was added to make it even bolder

It appears to be a Franklin Gothic Demi or Bold

On close inspection there are differences between copperplates. Even the same name from different font companies. Adobe's copperplate is different than copperplate from other font companies Serifs are inconsitent. O's and C's are more oval in one versus the other

Thanks Signworks for the shout out. And to all the others who backed him up. I appreciate the love.

Penumbra flare is close too or could be manipulated to better match

Can you explain further?? A good letter O can be done with 8 anchors, 4 for the inside and 4 for the outside circle/oval. I always trace letters and shapes with as few anchors as possible for smooth curves