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4 matches Thanks so much. I drew this typeface as an ode of sorts to French Script.

It is not actually based on any one particular style of type, font,nor even any specific reference material. I just drew it with the intent of making an upright, connected and elaborate (for me anyways!) style of script. Even though this font is not traditional, I think the French script influence is obvious. So I did try to reasearch this style of type, but of the originating typefaces (Civilite as you pointed out) I can find about a sentence. And that sentence is usually on myfonts.com I would love to learn more about it, I really would. I hope to find some actual/physical literture on the subject. Thanks so much for your help.

I hope people like this font.:).

Re: Orlando Magic Font Style? Post #3 » by darthcheech2000 » Thu Mar 17, 2011 1:56 pm the typeface is pretty basic and I'd imagine with the letters that are already being used someone could draw the rest of the alphabet with a little creativity.

By 2 months ago • • • x • • • The Orlando Magic logo has stayed relatively the same throughout the team’s 30-year history. The current logo could use some improvements. The are celebrating their 30th anniversary this season in various ways. They have already announced their first inductee into the Orlando Magic Hall of Fame, in February. Orlando also brought back its classic pinstripe uniforms, donning the blue throwbacks they began wearing during the 1995 Finals run and quickly became the team’s regular road uniforms until 1999. They wear those uniforms next Dec. 23 against the.

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Perhaps the best way to celebrate the 30th anniversary season is to continue winning and make a Playoff push, ending this franchise-long six-year Playoff drought. The team has a lot of work to do to get there. The Magic have always had a distinctive look from the moment they came into existence in 1989. The pinstriped uniforms along with the team’s classic parquet floor gave the Magic a new vibe. Their jerseys were loud — but not in a 1990s or way. And it feels like the team is constantly chasing its original brand.

It is hard to represent the Orlando Magic in pictures. So the team has turned to simplistic word-based logos throughout its history. The logo has stayed relatively the same with font and secondary logo changes throughout the years. It has always been the words “Orlando Magic” with some type of basketball secondary logo — that itself has become a bit more iconic and a stand-in for the Magic on hats and scoreboards.

That secondary logo is likely to become the team’s more primary logo as the league shifts to more circular logos, presumably to make room for ads on jerseys. The biggest stylistic change for the team came in 2010 when the team ditched its more playful font — including the iconic star replacing the letter “A” — for a more straightforward font with the streaking ball secondary logo. The Magic’s current logo has taken plenty of criticism for being a bit too generic. It does indeed lack some of the flair of the team’s original logo and the characteristics that make it unique. Fans certainly would love to see a return to something close to the original logo (or even that second logo which was a bit more cartoonish but still kept a lot of the unique characteristics of the original logo). Magic fans sense that another brand change could be on its way since the team has used the same logo for nearly a decade and that seems to be the shelf life for these things. As it stands, the Magic logo has stayed very consistent.

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