Arya8Watson
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thank you for sharing this !!
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them... paper thread
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Little Lady
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No one knows the font ??
LorduDesign
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tatesha
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You can find a lot of font information on my website here.
The font used for the articles is Walbaum Fraktur SH.
I wasn't going to get involved with the font used in the props in the Fantastic Beasts movies, I'm kinda burned out, but Oliver of Walden Fonts contacted me and asked me to list his fonts on my site. They at least are verified. Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
The font used for the articles is Walbaum Fraktur SH.
I wasn't going to get involved with the font used in the props in the Fantastic Beasts movies, I'm kinda burned out, but Oliver of Walden Fonts contacted me and asked me to list his fonts on my site. They at least are verified. Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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tatesha
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Living With Legilimens
Svengali Roman by Greater Albion Typefounders
For those of us having trouble with identifying this font check out the "alternate glyphs" in this one! Simply amazing.
CHOOSE YOUR MINDS WISELY!
Quaint Gothic SG by Spiece Graphics
Svengali Roman by Greater Albion Typefounders
For those of us having trouble with identifying this font check out the "alternate glyphs" in this one! Simply amazing.
CHOOSE YOUR MINDS WISELY!
Quaint Gothic SG by Spiece Graphics
tatesha
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jhadha
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thanks for this, very useful site
LorduDesign
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I am very familiar with your site. Definitely a great resource! I would say though, post fonts etc. in the HP Font Database thread.
Also as for some of the FB fonts you posted there - they are actually scanned from old typeface books. They really did not use a lot of digital typefaces on the new films.
tatesha
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According to this article in Design Week: The props are made through a mix of hand-crafted and digital means, some posters were screen-printed, some lettering was scanned from archival books, then copied and pasted together to create words, while others, like newspapers and labels, were created digitally, printed and then photocopied to give the appearance of rough edges.
LorduDesign
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Yes! They actually sell screenprinted Circus Arcanus posters at the House of MinaLima.
KevinBGoode
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LorduDesign
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The entire set is on my to-do list and I have some HQ references. I just have some more important props to work on right now. But once I'm done I'll do these.anybody who is feeling like recreating these. Ive tried my best but I am just not getting them correctly.
KevinBGoode
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awesome!
as I couldnt make these as good as I wanted I made my own designs (custom not official) . will load them up once I finished them all
KevinBGoode
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I have search everywhere a way to make them with more reference but nothing sadly
loehz
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First of all, congratulations to all of you! The works you post here are too beautiful, extremely professional.
I've been researching some book covers these days and I came across this image, (from what I saw it was the book used by Dumbledore when teaching DADA). Unfortunately I did not find a better resolution, but if someone has and wants to share, I would be very happy.
I've been researching some book covers these days and I came across this image, (from what I saw it was the book used by Dumbledore when teaching DADA). Unfortunately I did not find a better resolution, but if someone has and wants to share, I would be very happy.
LorduDesign
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Here are some references of that book. Enjoy. Mostly HQ.
