On the front of his fire suit under the Dupont logo. It looks italicized with some sort of "flair" to it.
I'm making an art project and I can't find this info anywhere.|||Your best bet is just to search online for some free fonts, and find what is closest to what it looks like.
I've had a lot of customers ask for certain fonts, or just hand me a piece of paper, or a photo, and want a certain font matched. I look through all of my fonts, and if I don't have it, I will seacrch online for a matching, or close font. On the ones I couldn't match EXACTLY, the peolpe didn't notice the difference.
b_i_g_ kid is right, most companies DO copyright their logos and whatnot.|||wow are you a Jeff Gordan stalker or something??|||No|||it is probably copy righted|||You won't find it. Many companies copyright fonts so they can't be duplicated easily.|||it's probably a customized font created by a calligrapher or other artist. If you copy it "freehand" you will not infringe on any copy rights. you could photograph it and have it enlarged to the size you want and copy it|||The second one on the page (link) is close.
http://www.dafont.com/wendelin.font?text鈥?/a>
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