Frenchie

is 6 full days enough time for a friendly BUMP! ... please?

Working on a Fantasy Team logo for a friend and I have no clue why, he set the team in Mississippi. I am trying to get some sort of water/waves efect in the logo with the word Mississippi, and am looking for a font that can create that effect (similar to what I drew here) Any suggestions? (as most people who don't make a living at this, a free font would be wecome...)

Can't speak for the NASCAR font, but these are not Eras. No sweat... You have a better eye than I do... The car I was referring to is: And when I tried Eras for a design I was doing, it gave me:

Illinois numbers remind me of NASCAR's Hendrick's #5, which I was told is ERAS BOLD ITC

EDIT: Sorry for double post - got some error message....

Alright, so that "Frenchie" font stomped everyone, didn't it? Pretty sure the "Inline" effect is some cheezy effect from one of those print master-like software... In any case, I just remmebered a logo I love (for reasons you don't need to know) that has a similar font I'd like to use instead AUTOZONE: Enough round corners, and it would give me an awesone slogan to use... Thanks in advance!!!

I hatte to do this because it's my very own (explitive) fault if I didn't move that font to my new PC a couple of yeard back, but I need to redo (or should say WANT to ) a new "Personal logo" and this "inline" type of font really serves my Three-Colour theme. So if anyone know what that's called, and where to get it for free... I doubt this cheesy thing was NOT a freeware... Thanks in advance.

Thanks! I'll have fun tonight trying to modify Type in Photoshop. (I usually use PSP, but use Photoshop for the more complicated tasks)

Looking for either one of two things (or both...) As I am looking to recreate the Wordmark "Lighting McQueen" from the Disney's Cars movie's Hauler pictured below, I would like a better picture and/or the Font used. It looks like a fairly standard font, but there is a slant and a different weight/leading, etc. (the "L" obviously uses a different baseline...) In any case, any help would be appreciated.

im pretty sure its the same thing, maybe with basketball shorts or something? Except you use more underam mesh and tons of gradients in your concepts to make sure it needs SUBLIMATION to be made....

Anybody ever did/know where to find a CFL unis set?