Anyone know which font is used for RAW's masthead and interior headlines? - it's an all caps bold paired with something (slightly) similar to Mostra for the sub titles...
I guess masthead is a custom work. May be you could start with a condensed sans which shares a similar global design, like DIN (condensed) or Bebas and tweak it. "Only" need to move up or down some crossbars and redraw /R bottom left part (extra work on /M for Bebas and probably longer work on /R for DIN Condensed).
Edit: having a look to your new sample, the slightly tweaked /S (middle transition moved up) could confirm they've started with DIN Engschrift (1451).
I think you're right - looks like they started with neutraface for subtitles and created a complimentary bold caps custom job for the header/main titles. Nice job, not too keen on that S though... thanks for the help!
Clearly not the same but they probably try to follow the same inspiration, a modern interpretation of art-deco font "inspired by travel posters of the 1920s".
31 Mar 2011 — 12:30am
The Headlines look like Neutraface.
31 Mar 2011 — 6:34am
Yep, neutraface is right - the titles face could be custom? here's another sample...
31 Mar 2011 — 7:29am
I guess masthead is a custom work. May be you could start with a condensed sans which shares a similar global design, like DIN (condensed) or Bebas and tweak it. "Only" need to move up or down some crossbars and redraw /R bottom left part (extra work on /M for Bebas and probably longer work on /R for DIN Condensed).
Edit: having a look to your new sample, the slightly tweaked /S (middle transition moved up) could confirm they've started with DIN Engschrift (1451).
31 Mar 2011 — 11:39am
I think you're right - looks like they started with neutraface for subtitles and created a complimentary bold caps custom job for the header/main titles. Nice job, not too keen on that S though... thanks for the help!
1 Apr 2011 — 12:34am
Clearly not the same but they probably try to follow the same inspiration, a modern interpretation of art-deco font "inspired by travel posters of the 1920s".