Mynaruse Royale is an expansion of Mynaruse Titling. It features script capitals and widely tracked and smaller titling capitals. Mynaruse Royale has plenty of character and, with its powerful and sharp serifs that draw the eye. Mynaruse Royale is useful in settings that call for titling with an extra touch of elegance, such as a storefront, wedding program or formal invitation.
Mynaruse Royale contains a number of OpenType alternates, including alternate forms for the capitals that are large, drop cap like capitals instead of the calligraphic script capitals found in the default forms. Additionally there are non widely tracked lowercase forms that work well with the included alternate characters and ligatures.

I am designing two logos at the moment and am having trouble with typographic choice.
My graphics are good I think but I can't seem to get the type right. Any advice or help based on these modern/professional designs would be good.

thankyou!

Need help identifying the font used in the picture.

Thanks much!

Remember those 1970s science fiction dramas which had such charming 'futuristic' sets and backdrops? Remember the intriguing 'future' lettering and signage the set designers would devise-often coupled with interesting 'futuristic' spellings? Movella, Greater Albion's latest release, is something of a new departure for us and is a family of three typefaces inspired by that design ethos. The three faces- regular, italic and the 3d solid form - are all capitals faces which combine a feeling of 'retro-futuristic' design with easy legibility.

Movella can now be found on Myfonts and Fontspring. Here'a sample of it in action:

I'm doing a logo for an alternative energy company and am looking for three different type combinations to present in my comps. I need clean and modern. I like the roundness of Futura or Avant Garde for one concept. Any compliments to those?

Any other suggestions?

I saw this font on an ad at a club a few nights ago. I tried looking for the ads, but haven't been able to find them. Can anyone help identify this font please?

I'm working on the logo & wordmark for a company that will be based online (it's a music service) and aimed at Churches, primarily older and smaller high-churches, like Presbyterian, Episcopalian, Lutheran, etc.

Currently I'm using Proxima Nova or Gotham in the mockups (anyone want to weigh in on why I should pick one over the other?), set in all-caps, but I'd like to see something that looks a tiny bit more traditional. I'm thinking some slight serifs or something. Normally I'd try to solve this with a slab serif like Adele or PMN Caecilia, but it ends up looking too tough, and most serifs just look too boring to be used for an online music service.

A new, hopefully refreshingly mad, typeface just released at Myfonts.

Design like (see attached image) is everywhere - the b&w simplistic modernist look that bodoni always finds itself in.

Can anyone tell me when about this design look first emerged? What was it inspired by? ANY information?

Someone with an interest/knowlegde in contemporary arabic typography?

I am working on a project in the middle east and looking for the arabic companion to Geogrotesque - any suggestions on which font to choose?

Thanks!

Greetings,

I have been trying to identify this font for the past month or so, but I can't remember where I grabbed the original screen-shot from. All I remember is that it was from a British site (maybe?), and that the designer had other similar typefaces, and logos that he had created using the same fonts.

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

I'm having a heck of a time trying to identify this font. It kinda looks like Museo but it's not. The serif on the top of the capital A is missing in Museo. Anybody know what it is?

I recently saw the documentary titled, "Visual Acoustics: The Modernism of Julius Shulman" and what I found really attracting other then Shulman's fantastic photos was the typeface they used. Unfortunately cameras were forbidden in the theater and I was unable to take a picture. So for those who have seen that documentary, please identify the typeface they used.

Thank you!

Hello everybody.
I'm desperately trying to find what is the font used by the Opera National de Bordeaux.

My first full typeface Badona has just been released at MyFonts and HypeForType. Here are the links:

MyFonts: http://bit.ly/bfnYxA
HypeForType: http://bit.ly/98oCR2
Behance Presentation: http://bit.ly/bnnYFC

I'm waiting for your support.

Thanks.
Oguz

Hey all you font fundi's out there! I'm looking for a font that looks like the Katy Schmaty logo or is close to it..any ideas?

Howlett, which is now released on Myfonts.com, combines great character with extreme legibility.

It’s a simple display face that offers a sense of coziness and order, that speaks of all being well with the world. It is a modern design which pays due Acknowledgment to the past.

An extensive range of Opentype features, including old-style numerals, terminal forms, ligatures and stylistic alternatives are included.

Use it for headings and titles as well as eye catching poster work.

You can try out Howlett on Myfonts.com or see some examples of it in action in our blog.

After 26 hours I finally finished all the Latin capital letters. I still need to do some letters with diactrics, the Polish letters and several ligatures. After that I can finally start the undercast letters and then the rest...

Célente is a narrow, modern yet elegant typeface particularly designed for the fashion industry, though it can be used for virtually anything including book text. I wanted to design a narrow serif typeface with very small serifs - almost like a humanist sans-serif. Eventually the serifs became a bit larger, but still smaller than usual. I would like your opinions and possibly suggestions.

I will make the Z a bit more narrow, the S a bit more wide, and possibly the O and Q a tiny bit more narrow as well.

if you like modern and geometric fonts and blackletter as well, have a look at the typophile post »Fracmetrica Black .otf«

the free-font »Fracmetrica Black« is a modern and geometric blackletter with several opentype-features like ligatures, case-sensitives, text figures.
It's kind of condensed and has a high contrast. The typeface's construction is based on an isometric 60°-grid.

This rather lovely stencil face is on an old tin container i bought... Any suggestions as to what it might be/similar fonts?

Hey, can someone help ID this sample? Thanks!

This is a font I've been looking for a while for. Can someone help me ID it? Thanks!

Just a heads up, I'm running a font contest over at my blog. This weekend I'll be giving away 5 complete sets of my Jeanne Moderno fonts.

To enter, go here: http://mehallo.com/blog/archives/10803

And just do what it says.

Contest ends 11 p.m. (pacific time) Saturday, January 16, 2010.

Also posted, the best of my blog from the past year.

(is it me or is this whole 2010 date thing seem so sci fi?)