AS Shirts, Hats, Koozies?

[RickK]

I looked in the "Style" of the site and the only font I can see are these:
Font Face 1: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif - Main fonts
Font Face 2: Trebuchet MS - Additional topic title font
Font Face 3: Courier, 'Courier New', sans-serif - form fonts

#2 sounds different.

I'll dig a little deeper and let you know if I find anything. Nothing that I've looked at stands out like it's that particular part of the screen though.

[LilRichard]

Not it... wish it was...

http://simplythebest.net/fonts/fonts/trebuchet_ms.html

It may be loaded as an image... in fact I think it may be... meaning someone converted it to a jpg before placing it up there as a link.

[Mike Answeeney]

Here's all the script fonts in my Microsoft Word 2003

[LilRichard]

I think the ancestory or hand script are closest... The Liffey is not bad... maybe Liffey bold?  Any input?

[RickK]

I asked the Ken, IT guy, to check a little deeper for us.

[RickK]

Here is a reply I received from Capt:

Hi Rick,

Sorry for the delay in responding.

Unfortunately, the designer of that logo no longer works with us so I have no clue what he used or where to find it:(

Tom

Ken researched it a bit and couldn't come up with anything either.

I guess we pick the closest and go with that.

[LilRichard]

Doh.

I will be outta town next week, so maybe figure out which one you all like and I will set it up when I return...

[Mike Answeeney]

This is close, it's called "P22 Corinthia"

[JimCt]

Ask a computer graphic designer... anybody know one?

[Miguel]

Adobe acrobat does not recognize it as a true type font.
It is some variation, but not any of the MS Office fonts.........

[JimCt]

Am utterly ignorant of computer fonts but it seems logical there would be some way of digitizing the logo we have somehow to create a silkscreen.  Heck, people have shirts, mugs... even birthday cakes made from photographs.

[LilRichard]

Jim- you are correct.  However the logo on this site is not a high-resolution version... if you blow it up, it looks pixelated.  Already tried...

[Miguel]

...or go to www.myfonts.com and type Aquasport on the sample heading.  It´ll show you 112 different pages of fonts.  If you have the patience you may find one that is similar to ours.
If you find it, you can buy it or at least try to find it somewhere else for free.....

[JimCt]

How big does it have to be blown-up?

[RickK]

Ask a computer graphic designer... anybody know one?

I have one at work - I'll ask her.  She knows fonts, that's for sure.
 
Ken asked around, as I stated previously, and someone told him:

I think it’s two fonts.  ‘Classic’ + ‘.com’ are probably something similar to ‘magneto’ (how ironic).  It looks like the Aquasport may be a combination or variation because the A looks a lot like the magneto style but the rest is more like a brushed script style or like a handwritten style.