3.3.2 Greeting Card Identifont

For my greeting card I chose a Christmas Card.

I went on Identifont and put in it's information, I answered questions about the font (serif, sans-serif, etc) and identifont told me that Barberry is the closest match to this font (Barberry is shown bellow)

I don't think that this font is a match to the greeting card.

The first difference I found is the "M"'s. The "M" in the original font is a solid continuous line, but in the 'closest match' the "M" has a detached stem and a swoop attached to the stem.

The second difference is the "ST" pattern. In the original, the "S" and the "T" are not attached to each other, but in the closest match, the "S" and the "T" are arranged in a cursive pattern and are attached to each other.

The third difference is the "C". In the original the "C" is simple, but in the closest match the "C" has a serif on the top of it.

The font that I chose and the font that was the "closest match" were not the same and if I wanted to find a match I would look on the illustrator creative cloud or font library to find the font.