Typeface indetification

[#1]

Hi!

What is this typeface? It's used on the "snap to glyph" tutorial on the tutorials section of Illustrator and it's been stumping me all day so any help would be appreciated!

Thanks

[#2]

Hi!

What is this typeface? It's used on the "snap to glyph" tutorial on the tutorials section of Illustrator and it's been stumping me all day so any help would be appreciated!

Thanks

[#3]

Hi. You can try to identify it using this service: www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont

[#4]

Hi Marlon!

Thank you!

I tried that already, it's very close to Verona but a little more playful.

[#5]

Stuart,

I normally suggest these sites (in that order),

http://www.whatfontis.com/
http://www.identifont.com/
http://new.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/
https://www.fontsquirrel.com/matcherator

But I have just asked an Adobe friend.

[#6]

this is a classic example of why all of these services are not very good. the y here is very distinctive and you would think that it would be recognized by whatever algorithm they are using, and you'd only see fonts with such ys, but when I ran this sample "play" through three of the services, I didn't get a y with the notch until half way down the page...

[#7]

I know! I've tried them all! Alas, nothing.

[#8]

Some of the services have forums. You can post it there. There's a good chance someone knows it.

[#9]

Thank you!

I'd be interesting to so if they know. I've seen it used a couple of times elsewhere but I can't seem to get an answer from anyone that's using it.

[#10]

It's possible it's bespoke, created entirely for that tutorial...

[#11]

Stuart,

The Adobe friend I mentioned will kindly ask the designers that created the animation, but is unsure how long it will take to provide an answer here.