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(x) bold brush type semiserif - Cucas {Angel}
Posted by mmilo in
28 Jul 2007 — 5:01am
28 Jul 2007 — 5:01am
If anyone could help in identifying the font being used here it would be greatly appreciated.
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28 Jul 2007 — 6:58am
Hmm, this looks like the love child of 'Sauna' and 'ITC Tyke'.
28 Jul 2007 — 8:09am
Yes very close, but still not quite there. I'm really dying to know what typeface it is.
I saw it on http://www.moodboard.com/ and find it to be very friendly and inviting.
28 Jul 2007 — 10:11am
Vario is similar, but no cigar. I think this font should show up in a Script category.
- Mike Yanega
28 Jul 2007 — 11:05am
If Berlin Sans Demi had a casual script version, this could be it.
If it turned out to come from a Japanese site, it wouldn't surprise me. I have seen similar brushed looking fonts when browsing those sites.
28 Jul 2007 — 11:48am
You can get a similar friendly feeling with Fritz Bold:
http://www.fontshop.com/fonts/singles/font_bureau/fritz_bold/
Oz Extra Bold:
http://vllg.com/Thirstype/Oz/mudTyper+Weights/
Cocon Bold
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/fontfont/ff-cocon/bold/
28 Jul 2007 — 5:45pm
I failed to find the exact font, too. My candidates for a similar "feel" would be Maiandra Demi Bold and Ryoichi Tsunekawa's Talking Five Bold.
28 Jul 2007 — 5:57pm
I've been scouring veer as it looks like a typeface that they would stock, but no luck thus far. Hopefully the mystery will yet be solved.
28 Jul 2007 — 6:27pm
Carlin Script looks quite close with a small change to the 'e'.
- Mike Yanega
29 Jul 2007 — 1:02am
It's Cuca by Tipos Reunidos.
http://www.t26.com/fonts/Cuca
29 Jul 2007 — 1:28am
Why yes it is, thank you Angel, your help is much appreciated.
29 Jul 2007 — 8:01am
That's a new one for the Script Guide (Part 6). Thanks Angel.
Did you just happen to recognize that one, or do you have a way of finding these? I have seen you pull some obscure ID's out of the air, and I'd like to know how you do it, if you would tell us. Do you have photographic memory of fonts (like Yves)? Seriously, I am curious about your IDing methods, if you care to share them. I can tell you that I primarily use either books and catalogs (guided by some memory of where I think I saw something before), or my Font ID Guides, or if all else fails, scanning through categories on font web sites.
- Mike Yanega