| Re: Looking for some font help! - Blaze - 3.jpg (0/1) |
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| Herb (Herb@the.herb.garden) |
2009/12/30 17:24 |
Niemand wrote:
> You can try Rockwell Extra bold (True Type) a font from windows.
> This one looks very similar to the font of the picture.
> This will work if you have something like Embird with the Font Engine.
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> On Wed, 30 Dec 2009 04:03:36 -0700, King5 <king.tele@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>Hi All.
>>I am hoping that someone can help me. I live in a small town and the
>>embroidery shop where I bought my son a lettermans jacket used a font
>>to create some lettering on his jacket and then their computer went
>>down and their machine went down and they can no longer get the font
>>they were using. The company no longer sells the software and no
>>longer supports the font. What I am looking for is ofm or emb font or
>>a dst font. If someone would recognize this font in the photo and
>>could help me I would be most appreciative! I can probably find out
>>the company name of the font maybe if this is not enough. Thank You
>>for taking time to read this and any help you can give. Very
>>desperate!
>>King5
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Niemand -
A truetype font that has to be digitized isn't going to help him. The
image is of a three-color (four including the background) carefully
crafted design. I haven't even seen any pc fonts that have internal
flames like his sample. Many with external flames, but that's not what
he's looking for. There's one (Guevara or Che) that has 'cutout'
flames coming into the bottom that would need a lot of manual work.
- Herb
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