Eurostile Ext Black Italic Font Free Download
OTF ; Created by: Eurostile-Black Italic ; Version: OpenType; Description: Eurostile-Black Italic Regular; That's all I know...
Eurostile-Black Italic that I was talking about, as you can see from the screen shots, appears to be an experimental font designed to combine the old Eurostile (created by Georg Eduard Herzog) and the new Black Italic font created by the late Jan van Krimpen.
However, the new font is actually just an old master which was used to create the digitization of all the books of TeX - the only digitization of this font is available at the CTAN site (and not at the Cmap fonts page).
Now, I was able to find a copy of Eurostile-Black Italic in the CTAN fonts repository. With the digitization of this font, we have to know if the subfamily of this font is Eurostile-Black Italic or just the digitization of a Eurostile-Black Italic font.
As it is also mentioned in the article I was talking about, this font is not included in the new fonts for TeX-user.
This is the kind of answer I would like to have when I search this kind of fonts.
I don't know if we can really call this Eurostile Black. It's just a weird font which I think you should not use for any serious work. I hope you won't use it as it's ugly. ;-)
I have wondered why the Eurostile fonts are digitized, but nothing with the Eurostile Black fonts.
For the Eurostile fonts, it's an old master which is impossible to reproduce without a computer. So if you want to digitize them, it is the same as digitizing the old TeX fonts. The Eurostile fonts are, as I said before, used to create a digitization of the TeX fonts.
While the Eurostile Black fonts are not the digitization of a real font, they are actually just an old master of the Eurostile fonts.
Well, it is the definition of digitization to use a master font to create a new font, even if it's just a digitization of the old TeX fonts.
And I remember, that I told you that the Eurostile-Black fonts are not available at the CTAN site
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