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I cannot seem to locate a name for this font. Does anyone have any ideas?

http://jalopnik.com/the-finish-of-todays-firestone-indy-lights-race-was-to-509740393

some closeups

I have done over 20,000 conversions. I know how to do things very quickly. I am not sure how you can. As I said, no one here has seen the better quality image that was sent over that shows how detailed this thing is

I got a better look at it. I guarantee no one could trace this in 6 hours

Wow. No i would never take this on. It probably took the original artist(s) a couple of days to draw this initially. No way I could take on a job like this for a reasonable cost I appreciate the referrals but this one would be way too much time/work

Big Negative - You cannot play any existing xbox360 games. I have a nice collection of games that I don't want to give up nor do I want to have both systems at the same time. Not too happy about that. And they are going to charge you a fee if you buy a used game What a way to guarantee new game...

Not that I am aware of. 3d extrude that I spoke of will do this but it is NOT vinyl friendly

Yeah I did that I in less than 20 seconds. However, that is not the case when there a dozens of letters or worse, when a serifed and rounded font is used. It requires extensive work and a script/effect could do any amount of letters in a fraction of time.

I would like to see Adobe or some other 3rd party produce a function that produces this kind of extrude/shadow that is VINYL FRIENDLY. Yes there is a 3d tool in Illustrator but the results produce too many extra shapes and when applied to detailed graphics or complex serifed fonts they have too...

LOL, Hitlers take (warning printed language) http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=67Iw9q2X9cU#!

As with previous versions you are limited to 2 installs per license, any more than that you must purchase a multi-license membership at a higher cost. The part that I have seen conflicting reports on is that you can have one on a Mac and another on a PC. Can anyone confirm or deny this? Might be...

The other white elephant in this room that I am surprised no one commented on... a software engineer from Gerber saying finally? What is the implication? Adobe software is finally here or the fact that they are finally cloud only? Is this a hint of what's to come from Gerber? Microsoft is doing...

I agree. I can deal with the $20-50 per month, but what happens as the other big companies follow suit? It adds up quickly

No it still limits you to 2 installs per license unless you buy the more expensive group license

It not just the shrink wrapped box but also the decision to upgrade every few years. You won't have that option. They are making the entire suite a monthly/yearly membership only (cloud). You either stick with cs6 and below for eternity or adopt the creative cloud. There is no "cs7"

no more shrink wrap? http://techcrunch.com/2013/05/06/adobe-goes-all-in-with-subscription-based-creative-cloud-will-stop-selling-regular-cs-licenses-shrink-wrapped-boxes/ It is not April 1st

The new creative suite and cloud software is being introduced today. They are doing away with the CS suffix and replacing with CC I'm sure to highlight the direction they are heading

Without dirtying up your site too much what about dots like this sample (maybe smaller) so it is a bit more obvious what the dots lead to? Just a thought, but I am no webpage designer

ok after playing around I noticed a couple of things. When I click on those circles to the right side the moving layers are actually quite cool and has a unique effect. So I see why you did it. But when I scroll using the sidebar. dragging makes it looks very odd.