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The "In Praise Of" font is Pearl

and as the other commenter has said, the "Flowers" font is Rawgly, both with modified "O"

The bold one is Letters From Sweden's Eksell Display Large.

The other one is Dirtyline's Harmond Regular.

Kudos to the designer who combined these two different typefaces into one nice piece.

That document was put together in a very old (but very well-respected) system called Latex which is still commonly used in science and academia, but rarely outside of those circles.

It predates most of what we now think of as document creation and management software (i.e. Microsoft Office), and so works very differently - including the fonts it supports.

If you’re struggling to install it, try this version: https://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/computer-modern

Hello friend, this is not a font, this has been written with a nib and ink. But try this one. https://creativemarket.com/antonbolin/1485218-Bajern-%E2%80%94-A-modern-fraktur

EY YO I FOUND THE FONT, it's Offside by Eduardo Tunni :") got it from scrolling through google fonts lol

Monthoers

It's defiantly a variation on Salted Monthoers. Probably "Rough" with some extras added on top of it.

This one was driving me nuts. I knew I had the font and had used it recently in a project, but it was killing me I couldn't find it. 1/2 hour of searching later... Salted Monthoers by Swistblink Std.

I think u/elzadra1 is right about it being custom. Matcherator has some with similar feels, though, if that points you in the right direction.
https://www.fontsquirrel.com/matcherator?token=tmtrf1fhpfxxdymq

I did a little sleuthing. The Lucia & Amelia branding is from The Routine Creative. The lettering does appear custom BUT they sell a slightly similar font on Creative Market called Quirk.

New Tropical Design’s Gallery is similar.

"Drawing" is based in <strong>Mrs. Sheppards</strong> by Sudtipos, with some modifications. A freebie!

Hi there, I see a lot of hate in this comments. :/ This does not look like Helvetica or Arial because it’s a Monospaced typeface, That means every character has the same width. This typefaces are used for computer codes, and more recently, graphic design. You could try Helvetica Mono (paying) or Fira Mono (for free). You can also take a look at Cascadia Code, Roboto Mono or JetBrains Mono. :)

Top is Souvenir (light), bottom is Poppins (light)

pretty positive "A&S" and "PIZZA" are Berlin Sans with "PIZZA" being stretched to like 150% width or so.

Salvatore & Sons is Brush Script

not sure about the red text

the phone number is ITC Franklin

I think the font on the shirt is Peixe Frito. I used the font squirrel font identifier and then checked it with dafont.com. The font in the second image looks like some typewriter style font

It's not an exact match, but Google's Righteous is similar. The umlaut placement is not the same. It looks like there's a 'B' that also has a larger top loop before the other letters, but Righteous makes it symmetrical. The 'R' is almost exactly the same, though. I hope this helps!

Mmm, It's a geometric sans serif font for sure.

Futura seems to be my closest guess. There are countless remakes and rips out there. Josefin Sans seems to be a good alternative. https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Josefin+Sans

Other than that it's tricky to say.

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It's probably Lucida Console as mentioned.

Could it be Source Code Pro (custom text preview)?

Two fonts there.

The H's are Positype's Lust Script

And DesignSomething's Toscana Script is similar for the rest of the words but is more distressed.

That is not a font, it’s some nicely executed brush lettering. If you want that look, hire a [lettering artist](https://pinboard.in/u:stewf/t:letterer/?sort=title](lettering artist). If you must use a font, here are some with a similar look.

Fira Mono is close enough. You're looking for a monospaced font for coding, so not really anything like Helvetica or Arial, other than being mostly sans serif. https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Fira+Mono?preview.text=WearMaskGetTestedStay6ftApart();&amp;preview.text_type=custom

"BUT FIRST" is Catharsis's Cormorant.

"sanitize" is Chocotype's Alchemila Script.

Best I can find is Pervinca, it’s close but the C is off.

This looks like an old lithograph design so the exact font may not be digitized, but key characteristics would be the odd angle of stress, and the weight on the R leg and C hook.

I don't think it's monthoers. You can get a clear image of all 3 posters here (credit to danielle sylvan):
https://daniellesylvan.com/illustration

I already ran "The Shire" through whatfontis, after some cleanup, but had no luck. The roughness effect is added afterwards, it's not part of the font (at least, not the speckles on the inside of the letters... the outer rim of the letters might be wobbly).

My guess is it's somewhere on creativemarket.com, which has a ton of fonts like this, several of which somehow don't get put into whatfontis.com's database.

If anyone has the patience to go through dozens of pages of search results, try searches with terms like monoline and maybe vintage, caps/capitals, camping.

ATF's Old Style Extended is similar, Ronaldson Extended is also similar (Tiffany as elzadra1 posted is a descendant of this) these are oldstyle revivals from the late 1800s
another sample

Definitely Lust, as neilplatform1 said. A similar, but free alternative would be Playfair Display in bold/black italic.

Yes that's what /u/elzadra1 is referring to. Most signage back in the day was built by hand and not a typeface. There are some fonts with similar vibes, like maybe Poiret One

Fabian Korn's Beyno.

I think this is Andre Uenojo's Neou although you may have outlined the thin weight you can get on dafont

That is such an insane request that I tried creating the symbol from the Circus font myself, using an I, L, and the top of an F. It might suck, but at least it can be edited in Illustrator. Feel free to toss if it's of no use to you...

WeTransfer link

A screenshot of my abomination.

This is a good one. That s and c combo is pretty confounding. Might be custom, but I'll keep looking.

I found the identity package you were looking at. Doesn't appear like that font is used on any other materials (love that menu design, btw).

DEIA GREEN - Tenor Sans (Google Fonts)

UX DESIGNER - Raleway Regular (Google Fonts)

I wouldn't be surprised if this is hand-drawn; the duplicate letters we can see (E, T, O) are different from each other. They may have created the design with a font, then drawn over that so that everything was unique and different.

You can get pretty close with Creepster, a freebie from Sideshow!

Sacramento - it's a Google font - which is probably why you see it a lot.

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Summit looks like some flavor of Gotham

Olympus Mons might be Six Caps

The tagline is Las Vegas Fabulous

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A freebie! This is <strong>Just Another Hand</strong> by Astigmatic, available at Google Fonts.

Could it be Barlow Condensed? Semi-bold or bold for 'CTRL', and one of the lighter weights for the body text

It's not pixel perfect because those images are awful, but it's damn close. Tell your girl I said merry christmas.

https://www.mediafire.com/?q7noqauu4duimll

Saved to EPS format in the closest CMYK approximations I could make. Most places should be able to work with it.

Typefaces at that time did not exactly have names. It's quite an academic question to dig into where this book was printed, whose types would likely have been used by that printer, and so on. Is that your question?

If you want something you can use to reproduce a similar look, Igino Marini's IM Fell types are completely free and are a good place to start.

Not exact, but Latinotype's Taberna Serif Black and Caron twice's Copperplate New Black Condensed are similar.

First: incredible palette and design.
Second: MIGHT be a customized version of https://creativemarket.com/nami_studio/3974071-El-Durango - but there are a lot of poorly-drawn faces that are close to it, as well.
And last: have some respect. "Free" fonts are mostly bullshit and you should pay for quality.

Like it was said before a lot of similar ones but this one called Mogan has an almost identical lower case "r" as your reference. Maybe that helps you out.

Maybe something like Photograph Signature?

Or Starlit Drive?

Yes, it is a hand drawn logo by Ged Palmer but you can find a lot of similar fonts on creativemarket and with some patience you can acchieve a very similar result. https://dribbble.com/shots/1070706-GPalmer-Dribbble-Swagy-Tracks

A knee-jerk reaction would be to say Gotham, but that's a trap- the C is angled differently. And Proxima Nova would be my next guess, but the damn E's are different.

Synthview's Novecento Wide Demibold. Final Answer (they scaled the 5 up to the same size as the letters).

Novecento Wide is a free font that is close. Some proportions are a tiny bit off and the vertex of the "M" doesn't touch the baseline, but it's an option.

Kimberly Geswein's KG The Only Exception.

The other font is Vernon Adams's Amatic, btw.

It’s Dosis Bold, but more importantly it’s also the first result on Google for “vr chat font”. Please take a few minutes to research in advance before asking :)

I think "POINTE" could be Flat-It's Bebas Neue Bold.

The ampersand is from Font Bureau's Farnham Display Light Italic.

I cant open your image but from what I can see i think this is the font called “Bangers”

https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Bangers

Available on google fonts

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Edit: It totally is and I’m so overjoyed I’ve never known the answer to one of these!

Yes, please download from Google! Google fonts are a great resource and you can use them for your branding purposes.

https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Roboto

I’m almost positive this is Montserrat, the Google Font.

I can’t tell too clearly, but it looks like the Light font weight and stretched horizontally just a little bit (maybe 110%). Maybe the font was stroked and rounded a little bit in design, but there’s no mistaking that G and Q.

Montserrat is close, but I don't believe it's an exact match. The S in Montserrat looks wider than your sample (unless the type was slightly pseudo-condensed by someone).

The ‘1000 NEVER ENOUGH’ part is set in Oswald

most of the other text (menu, price) is set in Montserrat.

You can use a simple addon for chrome/firefox that will help you identify fonts on a page by looking into the source code.

Hope this helps.

Herschel: https://imgur.com/a/VVeAYiy

These are the lower-case letters. All the uppercase are swash caps.

There are several fonts named Herschel. I got this one as part of a bundle, but it can be found here: https://creativemarket.com/spencerandsons/30955-Herschel-Bonus

There are a shit-ton of this type of script fonts on Creative Market, but Blessed Print's BetterFly looks the closest to me with a little weight gain.

Your examples are all Preside.

Looks like the signature is Preside thin with a drop shadow. The y however is taken from Vivaldi. I'm assuming the y from Preside was not well liked ;)

Your second set of examples appears to be the bold version of Preside.

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What you linked was hand made, but this might be close!

https://creativemarket.com/Supermne/425205-Blackletter-modern-gothic-font.

Might have to play with it in illustrator to get something closer to what you want.

The first one is Sam Parrett's Northwell Regular using a couple of alternate glyphs.

The second is Mats-Peter Forss's TheSaturday.

"Drozdowski" is Unicode's Sandhya Script.

"KOWALSKI" might be Latinotype's Arquitecta Office Regular.

Your first sample is RetroSupply Co.'s WildFire using lowercase.

Your second sample is FF Kievit Slab Extra Light Italic.

That's a tough one. The weight, the irregular stroke, the mix of upper & lowercase and roman & script characters, the way the letters are linked. You might be better off lettering it yourself--I mean, Fifty did tell me, "Go ahead, switch the style up."

Edit: You might find something you like in the Script section of Creative Market or try Cartoon, Groovy, Old School, Curly, and the Script section on Dafont. But the closer to the sample you want, the longer you may have to search, which is why I recommended lettering it.

Good news. It's not hand lettered.

It is DebiSementelli's beautiful Belluccia Pro using various alternate glyphs. It's all there!

That Insta post was made by an Ian Barnard, lettering artist. So I suspect it's custom lettering, although the capital S's and E's look the same. Maybe a custom alphabet?

Vuuuds' Quick Fox is respectably close.

Hey!

It's AF Studio's Octavia Script using a few alternate glyphs and curls.

"Kate's First Birthday" is also in that font.

OH MY GOD I BEAT ESTOYE!

It's Palm Canyon Drive by Amy Wood and it's wonderful!

Edit: Not sure where that 'F' came from though, maybe an alternative that's not listed in the preview there.

I swear, it looks like one of those hand drawn brush fonts from Creative Market, but I couldn't find it, and the o's and t's are different, so unless it's an open type special, I think it's based on calligraphy.

Nicky Laatz' Bonjour is pretty close.

Hey, how about Dirtyline Studio's Natasya for the first one and Freestyle Script Bold for the second one?

The font you're looking for is Weslo Fonts' Devil Breeze Bold using lowercase letters.

The font is solid. You have to create outlines in an art program or layout program to make it "transparent inside."

The letters are very consistent but never identical. Plus there seems to be an actual brushstroke within the letters. I'd be extremely impressed if this turned out to be an Opentype font rather than hand lettering.

Fonts that are similar: Seniors' Roselina Script and Nicky Laatz's Stringfellows.

Probably Liberator Heavy , with a little Roughen effect in Illustrator (filters, distort & transform, roughen) and some textures (likely done in Photoshop). There are some nice free textures here: https://dribbble.com/liammckay/projects/115697-Photoshop-Brushes

"Bernie Sanders for President" and all the other miscellaneous text (aside from "A political revolution is coming") is Montserrat. A helpful add-on for Chrome is WhatFont. You can hover over any HTML text, and it will give you the font name, size and hex color.

Miller Display (and Helvetica Neue).

[Edit] In case you need to do this more often, there are browser plugins / bookmarklets for IDing live webfonts, like WhatFont.

Like most signs created before 1970, this is lettering, not type. If you want to recreate the sign as accurately as possible, hire a lettering artist or type designer to replicate the letters — don’t use a font.

Megrim is close, just that the M is different, and the A is narrower. So it might have just been custom modifications on the part of the designer, or maybe a different font completely.

<strong>Corben</strong> by Vernon Adams, with ligatures turned off, and the uppercase thickened up with a wee bit of a stroke.

Both are Montserrat

Fira Mono! If you want a version with glyphs for programming, you can check out Fira Code as well :)

I TOLD YOU! is Saira One Extra Bold 800 Italic

I think PODIUM is Saira One Bold 700

Didot Italic should be close enough for the text that prints "Hot".

Montserrat is the exact text for "TOPICS".

-JCD

Well, it's going to be a Google font from the serif list. I'm thinking maybe Gentium Basic but have a look through them yourself.

Monoton from the sainted Vernon Adams. The shadow would probably be easier to do in Illustrator than Photoshop.

They're different weights of Omnibus-Type's Saira Condensed:

"Grand Prix" is Extra-bold 800, skewed and distressed. "UPDATE TRAILER" is Semi-bold 600.

The closest one I found was Biondi Sans Regular: https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/typodermic/biondi-sans/

Can you share app name, that might help to get the exact font name

Unrelated, you may use https://fonts.google.com/ it’s free and has similar fonts you have used

ok after looking again i believe it's "averia serif libre"

https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Averia+Serif+Libre?query=b&amp;category=Display&amp;preview.text=Old%20Fart&amp;preview.text_type=custom

The closest I've got to the "DJ" is Silent Lips, which I think matches the D. It would be quicker to draw it afresh than download and install?

Lobster (top) and Pacifico (bottom)

I would like to change my answer to Huerta Tipográfica's Alegreya Sans Regular 400. Final answer.

My money is on you. Thought this looked familiar from when I used it on Google fonts.

Definitely hand drawn, Gotham would be a nice fit, but if you didn't want to spend quite so much there's also Montserrat.

If you want something that's sorta retro and hand drawn looking, maybe Le Havre Hand - https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/insigne/le-havre-hand/solid/

Sorry, I had to take little screenshot snippets because it was from a private application, so I couldn't share the URL.

But actually, the woman who made it finally got back in touch and says it's the Google font: Jost

https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Jost

It's one of the many versions of Garamond. EB Garamond by Georg Duffner is a freebie, but not quite an exact match (the lowercase a has some differences). Adobe Garamond Pro is much closer; if you use Adobe CC, you can switch it on to use.

I think Pirata One is similar and is a beautiful font.

https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Pirata+One?query=Pirat&amp;preview.text=KRAKEN&amp;preview.text_type=custom

I think it be Lato Light 300?

Edit-as always u/Estoye beats everyone to the punch

If seanomenon's idea doesn't work, sometimes it's because of a font with a duplicate id to a common font. I would try using handle to see which font files are open

eg

handle ttf

handle otf

handle windows\fonts

Came here to suggest Edo too, along with Chomp, and Overdrive Sunset.

Chomp is a cleaner font but it has the same general style, and the creator of Overdrive Sunset suggests you only use the font in fanart based on the game the font is inspired by BUT the creators of the game, and creator of the font have both said that it is free to use for commercial use.

Looks like <strong>Alternate Gothic No. 2</strong> by Linotype, squished to about half the usual height. If you need a freebie, <strong>Bebas Neue</strong> is a similar tall, narrow serif.

(The font designer in me begs you, though: don't squish a tall font like this; I recommend finding a font that's already the height/width you need.)

It's one of those old transitional serif fonts – Scotch Roman, the kind of thing Computer Modern was designed to imitate. Latin Modern Roman might do, if you want to re-create this.

Fonts don't come with drop shadows in colour – that's something you'll have to create yourself.

You'll have to decide for yourself what's "similar" enough. Fontsquirrel has good-quality free fonts. So does Google Fonts.

These fonts were of a class called "transitional". They still exist. Many academic papers are written using Computer Modern, which is a transitional. Latin Modern Roman is another example.