Comments on: Florida Project http://fontleech.com/02/28/2005/florida-project/ The free font blog. Wed, 19 Nov 2008 21:45:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: joey http://fontleech.com/02/28/2005/florida-project/#comment-118 Wed, 02 Mar 2005 07:45:16 +0000 http://fontleech.com/02/28/2005/florida-project/#comment-118 I guess I'm just old school! I guess I’m just old school!

]]> by: Justin Callaghan http://fontleech.com/02/28/2005/florida-project/#comment-112 Tue, 01 Mar 2005 15:49:13 +0000 http://fontleech.com/02/28/2005/florida-project/#comment-112 Joey, thanks for the mention! I should point out that the font isn't actually used all over Disney World. In fact, the only two places I've ever seen it are in the original Walt Disney World logotype, and for the titles of a promotional film that was made in the 1960's before the resort opened. Of course, fifteen years ago, you definately would have have seen the logotype all over Disney World. However, it was completely redone in the mid-1990's to incorporate the famous "Walt Disney" signature script, with "World" set in plain old Times. There are only a few places where the old logo still lives, such as on the monorails. It also made a brief reappearance a few years ago on some retro-designed t-shirts sold during Epcot's 20th anniversary. So this font was made primarily for the nostagia buffs like myself and Spencer Parks, who discovered that old promotional film and helped me finally put the font together. Joey, thanks for the mention! I should point out that the font isn’t actually used all over Disney World. In fact, the only two places I’ve ever seen it are in the original Walt Disney World logotype, and for the titles of a promotional film that was made in the 1960’s before the resort opened. Of course, fifteen years ago, you definately would have have seen the logotype all over Disney World. However, it was completely redone in the mid-1990’s to incorporate the famous “Walt Disney” signature script, with “World” set in plain old Times. There are only a few places where the old logo still lives, such as on the monorails. It also made a brief reappearance a few years ago on some retro-designed t-shirts sold during Epcot’s 20th anniversary. So this font was made primarily for the nostagia buffs like myself and Spencer Parks, who discovered that old promotional film and helped me finally put the font together.

]]> by: knedl http://fontleech.com/02/28/2005/florida-project/#comment-111 Tue, 01 Mar 2005 12:04:01 +0000 http://fontleech.com/02/28/2005/florida-project/#comment-111 hey thanks man, really nice fonts there. Didn't even know that these fonts existed I love your blog! hey thanks man, really nice fonts there. Didn’t even know that these fonts existed

I love your blog!

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