Le Pain Quotidien Label Photo(s) by FontShop. Imported from Flickr on Jul 24, 2012. Source: www.flickr.com Uploaded to Flickr and tagged with “ffinfo” and “ffinfodisplay”. License: CC BY. FF Info Le Pain Quotidien Typefaces Formats Packaging (1985) Topics Food/Beverage (2558) 3 Comments on “Le Pain Quotidien Label” erik spiekermann says: Dec 16th, 2012 10:23 pm This is FF Info Text, not Display. The i has no serif on the Text version (and there is a double-decker g) erik spiekermann says: Dec 16th, 2012 10:25 pm Actually, it could be Display, but with the alternate i. Or Text with the alternate l. Confusing, even for myself. With OpenType, we just leave in the shapes we cannot make our minds up about. Stephen Coles says: Dec 17th, 2012 7:52 pm Erik – I think perhaps the character set changed in the migration from PS/TT to OpenType. This is probably a legacy version of FF Info. Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More FF Info Display in use Messages by Dillon Francis2013unknownContributed by Frank Grießhammer Staff Pick Krakow Transport Map2008Jasiek KrzysztofiakContributed by Stephen Coles Endeavor Hills Shopping CentreHofstede DesignContributed by [deleted] Staff Pick Sponsor More in Food/Beverage Chateau Picard wine2019unknownContributed by Stephen Coles Pisuicas2017Arnold HoepkerWooki ColectivoContributed by David Jonathan Ross Staff Pick Bistrot Nove2018Fabrizio FalconeContributed by Fabrizio Falcone Great Lakes Farms Ciderc. 2022Eye Candy DesignContributed by Amanda DeVries More in Packaging Mixer20180.10 Büro Ivan IlicContributed by Ivan Ilic Arrels Barcelona shoes2015Hey StudioContributed by Nick Sherman Staff Pick Paint & Go by Anny Cosmeticsc. 2015Anny CosmeticsContributed by Bonez Designz Brandless2017Red AntlerContributed by Stephen Coles Blog More Fonts In Use Levy’s ToysPhoto(s) by Stephen Coles on Flickr. Staff Pick Lance Wyman: The Visual Diaries 1973–19822016SpinContributed by Swiss Typefaces Staff Pick Rio Bravo Czechoslovak movie poster1967Karel VacaContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick London Transport posters: Seeing it Through1944Eric Henri KenningtonContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick
3 Comments on “Le Pain Quotidien Label”
This is FF Info Text, not Display. The i has no serif on the Text version (and there is a double-decker g)
Actually, it could be Display, but with the alternate i. Or Text with the alternate l.
Confusing, even for myself. With OpenType, we just leave in the shapes we cannot make our minds up about.
Erik – I think perhaps the character set changed in the migration from PS/TT to OpenType. This is probably a legacy version of FF Info.