Lord of the rings practice

This is my result of Lord of the rings title, I couldn't find any font that is similar enough to the font used in original logo (Basicly, I can't find font that match both the letter "O" and letter "G"). Therefore I had to edit the text a lot. I laid and edited the text in Illustrator, then export to psd file to add some decoration to the title in photoshop (the metal and grungy feeling).

The font I chose for this is called Minion Pro (the hairline in this font is thinner than the font in orginal logo, the "S" is taller and the "G" has more serif. I changed them a bit in Illustrator)

I also try to make the "Gone with the wind" title. The font is really hard to identify and I couldn't find any font similar to the font used in the film poster. I decided to try a font available in my PC called Mona Lisa ITC-normal because its decoration is a little bit like the font in poster.

After this homework, I can really see that even a very little difference in two fonts, if we used one to replace another, it still feel not right.

Font - The King & Queen

I recently found a nice grungy script font when I was on my usually surfing for new and unique font. This font really made me surprised with it's nice curves and grungy touch. The font's name is:

I think this font is very nice and detail. The first time I've seen it, I thought it's good be suitable for something that have connection with fairy tale and ancient times. Another special thing I found in this font is the unique design for some symbol like "?", "<", ">"...
Example:

This is ">" symbol

This is "?" symbol

These symbol can be used for decoration or can even used to make brushes. Very nice, isn't it?
Visit this link if you want to download (it's free) or look at all the characters design
http://www.dafont.com/the-king-queen-font.font