By the way, if you don't have someone like Dave Cumberbeach handy to identify your mystery font, WhatTheFont, a free, online font recognition system, can probably help. Upload a scanned image of the font and their database will find the closest matche. If WhatTheFont can't figure it out, you can submit the image to the WhatTheFont Forum where font enthusiasts will help you out.
Let's get it clear right from the start. Beauty really is only skin deep. But that doesn't mean we should go out of our way to make church publications look intentionally ugly or amateurish. The cool thing is, when you do it yourself, a delicious design costs no more than a design disaster. It's all about attention to detail; a statement that what you're doing and saying is worth doing and saying well.
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Thanks to Dave, who has identified the font as Bodega Sans Light (or maybe medium) from The Font Bureau, at www.fontbureau.com
By the way, if you don't have someone like Dave Cumberbeach handy to identify your mystery font, WhatTheFont, a free, online font recognition system, can probably help. Upload a scanned image of the font and their database will find the closest matche. If WhatTheFont can't figure it out, you can submit the image to the WhatTheFont Forum where font enthusiasts will help you out.
Phil how do I leave a question like 'what font is this' on your site?
Dear Anonymous,
The best way is to email me, and I'll put it on the site. Maybe you could even include a hint as to who you are!
Phil
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