Twitter Logo Font Revealed

What about the letter E? It doesn’t match that of the Twitter logo. Did the Twitter designers draw the letter E themselves?

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Victor Reply:
March 13th, 2010 at 5:39 pm

Can be! Just like the Coca-Cola logo. If you not noted, the first “C” is different from the second. The first one is draw.

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Could very well be that they created their own “e” yes.

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I always thought it was Tondo!

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I always thought is was Tondo as well that’s the font I used here http://flytweets.net

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I like the little cartoon kind of a kitsch mix of colonel sanders and mario.

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@BolClock If you look carefully at the ‘e’ in the Twitter logo, the weight/stroke isn’t consistent with the other characters, so I reckon they did rec-create it.

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@angie they totally need to integrate that mario-like dude into the twitter branding. Like, make it the twitter bird’s owner or something!

-@rbastien

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interesting, thanks for sharing! i always thought it was a very modified version of VAG rounded. but i never looked into it much

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Yeah, there has been many fonts suggested. However, the word is that it IS this one however some letters have been modified to fit their need.

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The T and double-T shapes are different in Twitter logo.

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I was told they use this font for the “E”

http://www.dafont.com/font.php?file=arista

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Looks similar. @Richard Darell: You say that the ‘word’ is that this is the font Twitter used, but who started the ‘word’? If it’s not from Twitter can they really be trusted?

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Richard Darell Reply:
August 3rd, 2009 at 6:19 am

The source of this is several websites which I don’t have time to list here. But I believe it is the closest any font has come to be proven to be the real one. But do a search on Google.com and you will get more sources than you think. lol

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Nice post. Always love your info. May I point out a typo? The second “there” should “their” in the first sentence.

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I thought it was either the chicken font or closest I have seen is Tondo all though I think both might actually be ‘after’ Twitter was set up.

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“e” and Capital “T” don’t make the cut, sorry. Even the small “t” is slightly off the cross is a bit to high. Very similar font though.

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Catherine (cOborski) Reply:
December 28th, 2009 at 3:28 pm

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I justed asked a friend who is a Systems engineer at Twitter. It’s not a font. It was drawn, there are EPS and AIs available on their website.

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Richard Darell Reply:
January 25th, 2010 at 2:00 pm

That’s what we want to hear! Thanks for the heads up!

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But the maker of the font believes Twitter used his font until 2009:

“Without any doubt, this logo was designed using ‘Pico-Black’. Not merely ‘Similar’. This font was used directly for ‘t,w,i,r’. (‘t’ is the design of old version) ‘e’ is other fonts. I uploaded an image for comparison: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mksd/3654981510/“

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