Font family for the PM.org logo?

[monsieur_champs]

Fellows
I'm trying to make an "official" t-shirt for the São Paulo Perl Mongers and I would love to keep some visual identity with the Perl Mongers logo.

My question is: anybody here can tell me the font family or font name for this Perl Mongers logo?

And anybody here can point me any visual presentation recomendations (or rules) so I don't mis-use this logo on São Paulo Perl Mongers t-shirts?

Many many many thanks in advance and may the gods bless you all.

[derby]

Sorry I don't know the real answer, but you could use indentifont. update: Okay. Using indentifont, I got Candida. Does that look right?

[brian_d_foy]

Yes, Candida was the font name. Now that someone said it I remember :)

Note that the original designer played around with font weights and kerning to get the final type layout. I have it as an EPS file (converted to paths, so it's not "type" anymore).

[merlyn]

"Indentifont"? Make it indented?

You've correctly linked to identifont. But it's a funny typo.

[Miguel]

Looks like Candida Bold (MyFonts.com)

[Joost]

And on that site you can find fonts by image. It works far better than I anticipated: see http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/

[VSarkiss]

Umm, the PM.org FAQ page has guidelines on how the logo may be used (doesn't name the typeface, unfortunately). Just scroll down to the section labelled "The Perl Mongers" logo.

[brian_d_foy]

Let me see if I can find the original artwork for you. I have all that stuff on CDs lying around somewhere.

Given a day, the name of the font will probably come back to me, and if someone says its name, I will know instantly. I have some postscript files lying about. Are there any nifty tools that will tell me the names of the fonts in them?

Note however, that the logo contains a trademark and you need to get permission to use it.