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I have to rebuild a flattened file from scratch and have no information about the font and Photoshop style used. I have been able to recreate the Photoshop style, but I have a hard time identifying the used font.
Can you help me identify this serif font?
EDIT:
I forgot to note that I've already tried the usual font-identification sites… with no success. Even asking some of the "expert" forums turned up with no result.
I've just received an email from someone I've met and asked in a typo-forum last week. She proposed to try out a font is called "Water Street".
So, I grabbed myself a copy online, installed it to the system, and - after some tweaking - it indeed seems to match up!
Funny enough, the font's description reads: "A wacky little serif font".
I can surely agree that it has been a whacky experience to identify this one during the past three weeks. Also, the width and letter-spacing tweaks did not help making it easier to identify. Oh well, at least I now have the answer to my question.
To everyone who has spend his/her precious time trying to help me: thank you. I appreciate your efforts!
