Tag Info

that's a very pacific question and I hope you find an answer. I would like to add that there does exist a font called Lotus and it might have some custom ornaments. Other flower fonts that might have ornaments: Hibiscus Petite Fleur there is an ornament font that might suite you here: ITC Golden Cockerel Ornaments

The letters are the most distinctive element of this font; that serif on the 7 isn't too common. Also, when looking, keep an eye out for the 'K' in particular, since the diagonals don't always cross like that. I scanned through MyFonts' sans-serif list and found Houschka Pro Medium: I don't know if it's a perfect fit (the size and tracking on your ...

Tikal Sans Medium looks close to this font and the numeric is different font Pepperell Braiding Hemp look close

For 'astrology' and 'crystals' they used a modified version of Walkway The ampersand is a different font, looks like something in the Clemente font family

If you're trying to create a 3D ribbon effect, start drawing ;) As others noted, this is custom. The reason you will not find a font (in addition to Microsoft's IP lawyers) is the complex shading. The commonly accepted font formats do not support illustrative gradients and borders. Besides, the effect in the MS example could be greatly improved upon. The ...

Nasalization Heavy look close, like Scott said I'm also doubt but i think they used this font for customization.

I highly doubt this is a font. Each letter is a custom illustration.

This looks very much like this font is based on lettering by various Estonian artists in 1960-1970s which is very similar to the traditional Basque style. You can see some relevant lettering samples here: http://luc.devroye.org/fonts-44776.html http://luc.devroye.org/fonts-44772.html http://luc.devroye.org/fonts-44773.html but unfortunately I was unable ...

It is called 'ID4 Alien Script': You can find it here: http://font.downloadatoz.com/font,25814,id4-alien-script.html

Actually, this is Catull Regular with minor manual changes. It was created in 1982 by German designer Gustav Jaeger for Berthold. Also see this.

Can you post a link to the exact page you would like to identify the font from (vs. an image)? You can use a browser plugin such as WhatFont in Google Chrome to identify not only the exact font, but the font stack used on the page and the font attributes. Edit: There is a website version http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/

definitely the Bariol, -Thin , -Light, -Regular and -Bold

You should try the Berthold Akzidenz Grotesk BE Super

The font is called Bariol. And, so you know how I figured it out (even though I've never heard of the font before), I downloaded the presentation PDF and then opened it in Illustrator. Illustrator was happy to tell me which fonts were missing from my system:

This is definitely two different typefaces. The 'K' does not fit the overall angles found in the other letters. Not a great idea, but it happens every now and then.

The K is Arial Black =) . And then the tracking to -175 .... or -200 . Must be a value between them I'm sure =]. Good luck.

Cannot see the fine details to be sure whether it's Helvetica or Helvetica Neue but I'm inclining to the latter.

Off the top of my head, it looks like Franklin Gothic.

Pretty sure it started out as Gentium. It's open source and on Google Fonts, iirc.

I think it is custom... Therefore, do not find 100% similars the font.

The closest match I could find so far is P22 Constructivist Line, which has an almost identical W, although the F is different:

that type of font is considered a "techno font". try searching a few font sites that offer techno fonts and some allow you to preview the font so enter "W" and "F"

the font seems to match this font called "Absolut Pro" from Dafont.com. screenshot:

It looks similar to Ubuntu web font in bold