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does anyone know? If you're talking about the font of the words on that white sign, it looks a lelluva lot like either Century Schoolbook (bold, of course) or Georgia (on my miiiiiiiiiiind....*Georgia on myy miind...* I said GEORGIA!!!) ~*sorry couldn't resist that*~

It's Helvetica Condensed Bold. I use that all the time here at work.

Looks like Albertus Italic with a horizontal scale of about 150. I could be wrong, but it's very close. It might also possibly be a scaled version of Optima (italicized, of course). It looks like a damn-near perfect match. Not saying the previous post was wrong, just offering another possible solution.

The top line looks to me like the same font JetBlue uses, which is called DIN. I can just about bet there is no freeware version of it, however. The bottom line looks like it could also be DIN, albeit a black (read:SUPER bold) version of it, but the "C" makes me question that, however. I can't even think of anything you could find freeware wise that could even come close to DIN, though.

First of all, let me say that if you don't know Illustrator yet, you might do good to learn that program. It's great for concepts because everything is in vector format (vector works akin to a digital camera--no matter how big or small you resize or make an object, it retains its integrity because its digital rather than pixelized--that's about the best way I can describe it.) If you've dabbled in it before, you can use the pen tool and use the lightest stroke weight possible (I usually use .25 pt size) and you can draw the shapes of those Bronco swooshes pretty easily. Or, you can use a broader pen stroke if you're doing regular stripes on pants or sleeves. (From what I understand, CorelDraw works almost similar to Illustrator, though it's been a LONG WHILE since I've touched anything Corel.) If Illustrator isn't available to you, then I would guess you'd probably be able to do pretty much the same thing in Paint with a super-small brush or pencil point size to draw the shape of the Bronco swooshes, or a thicker point size for regular stripes. I hope that helps you out a lil bit.

to all folkz up in here who lookin for fontfaces to most pro teams, someone referred me to a VERY useful place. Up at the top of this page click the "Members" link, then down in the search options choose "name contains" instead of whatever it's set on, then in the search field type this guy's name: "eriqjaffe". In his sig is a link to all the fonts me made for teams in the NHL, NFL, and MLB. Very useful--Ive been using them for my concepts. (Shout out to eriqjaffe--'preciate them fonts bruh'!) Also, about the fonts most pro teams use for their wordmarks--if you're good enough in Illustrator, you can take any font in the world and play with it however you wish and make it look neat and original (the endelope distortion in the Mavericks' wordmark is a prime example). This is stuff I'm just now finding out.