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Old May 20th, 2008 May 20, 2008 11:16:27 AM -   #1 (permalink)
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Does anyone know how to find this font?
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for the "traditional"? or the "american concrete"?
 
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Does anyone know how to find this font?
I really need to do this job

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Did you check with MYfonts.com

Check out "identify this font" on the left too bar. Upload the file you have and you should get an answer fairly quickly.
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Does anyone know how to find this font?
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The T you'll have to create yourself. The rest of the font looks fairly standard.
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How would I create the t?
 
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the rest of 'traditional' is serpentine bold italic. i did a quick re-draw on the 't'
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In Corel, you could use the Bezier tool and just trace over the artwork you have. I've actually traced over entire words using that tool. I'm sure Photoshop or Illustrator has something similar.
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the rest of 'traditional' is serpentine bold italic. i did a quick re-draw on the 't'
Nice T Did you trace over the art or weld some different shapes.
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LOL neither - two boxes drawn on top of the original - moved the points where they needed to be - done in 60 seconds
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I just wanted to say thanks to Jan
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