By the way I've printed my design to go on the universal cup, what do you guys think?
http://s16.postimg.org/aergdow45/DSC_0512.jpg
http://s16.postimg.org/b30awmutx/DSC_0513.jpg
http://s27.postimg.org/jazg3kbnn/plastic_cups.jpg
To paraphrase Lord Vader: the illustrator skills are strong with this one:thumbsup
Well, I'm not too far off, what do you think?
Aww thanks! It's meant to be my job (well still studying it for it)! So I hope so haha
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Cup sticker looks good.
I suspect the name / title font is two weights of Gotham, but I can't be sure.
-MJ
DIN Black Alternate is also close to the name font, but not the title font.
I have tried a dozen plus the ones used for this sign:
http://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=229032&page=8&p=3718421&viewfull=1#post3718421
no match.
One thing is for sure, the graphics designers for Jurassic World really didn't do what would have been done in the real world. That is to create a graphical profile with a few select fonts that is used for everything.
Good job Emma using the actual JP font which not even the folks who worked on the film bothered to do :facepalm
There are so many typefaces in this world that it could be anything, and many of them are look a like, I think the Nexa works well for the badge ^^
I compared the name text to Avenir, and it didn't seem close enough. DIN Alt is close, but the D's don't match to my satisfaction. It's possible that Gotham has an alternate W hidden in it somewhere. Additionally, the width / height of the letters and kerning may be off in some subtle way, though I can't quite imagine how: This was not hand drawn... Eh. I'll be satisfied using Gotham.
Terminator, did you try any of the DIN or Alternate Gothic fonts for your Gyrosphere sign?
I hate having to ID fonts. If I don't recognize it, and it's too low rez to run through What The Font, it's a needle in a haystack. Alternatively, you can join one of the font websites and 'ask a human.'
-MJ
So you don't like Nexa? xD *cries*
Well if you compared the typeface from my screenshot with nexa, I think it's the closest I could find. Ref post #230
Yes I saw that, well done![]()