Ford font
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The actual ford logo was digitally recreated based on the original Ford logo, which was illustrated by C.H. Wills in 1909. There is no official font that is used by Ford for that logo. You can get a knock off free font that is similar.
A Heavy Commercial Script is close.
There is also a FORD Script that is close as well. Subtle differences.
A Google search of Ford Script Font will get you what you need.
A Heavy Commercial Script is close.
There is also a FORD Script that is close as well. Subtle differences.
A Google search of Ford Script Font will get you what you need.
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Originally Posted by Brandon Miller
Well I don't see how Ford could come after him with using the word Ford since that is his last name.
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Originally Posted by Brandon Miller
I don't understand how they can attack someone's last name.
And resize those pictures or something.
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Originally Posted by tardman91
They're not attacking anyone's last name, they're defending their trademark. You can write Ford all over anything you want, especially if it's your last name. The problem arises when you do that using the font/blue oval. That's when they get mad.
And resize those pictures or something.
And resize those pictures or something.
That "font" is proprietary to Ford as their registered trademark. There are a lot of companies out there that are the same way. Their fonts are their own creations.
I have to get the manufacturer name data that I integrate into CAD models for molding directly from the manufacturer and am not allowed to tweak it at all. They check it closely when I'm finished with it too.
They take that kind of thing pretty seriously.
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Originally Posted by quackrstackr
Exactly.
That "font" is proprietary to Ford as their registered trademark. There are a lot of companies out there that are the same way. Their fonts are their own creations.
I have to get the manufacturer name data that I integrate into CAD models for molding directly from the manufacturer and am not allowed to tweak it at all. They check it closely when I'm finished with it too.
They take that kind of thing pretty seriously.
That "font" is proprietary to Ford as their registered trademark. There are a lot of companies out there that are the same way. Their fonts are their own creations.
I have to get the manufacturer name data that I integrate into CAD models for molding directly from the manufacturer and am not allowed to tweak it at all. They check it closely when I'm finished with it too.
They take that kind of thing pretty seriously.
Oh OK I got ya now.