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Hi anon, thanks SO MUCH for the ask, and don't fret! I'll gladly share the fonts with you, they're no secret! And a lot of them I've also found through other creators' work so I would be unfair if I didn't.

My go-to resource is DaFont.com, only very little do I download fonts from other sites. Time to time I search for font recs on Tumblr. And for the particular fonts, I will put them into categories by fandom for which I use them.

HIS DARK MATERIALS

Now, for my Kat Miller edits I did my own font from I think Verdana or Tahoma, or at least for the chapter updates header. But recently I've discovered a lovely font that resembles the TV show serrated font:

Brightness (by Vladimir Nikolic).

Otherwise I used Calibri as the secondary font and:

JMH Typewriter Dry or Bold, Tox Typewriter.

For subtitles I use Arial Bold Italic with a drop shadow.

STAR TREK

Gameover, Manaspace or essentially any pixel/bitmap font for the "system" texts. Roddenberry, Starcine—which is the DS9 mock font but not too well done. Starnext, for the Next Generation mock font.

For subtitles I use Arial Bold Italic with a drop shadow.

GRISHAVERSE

Britanie, HeavyRain, Kogaion, Kremlin Orthodox Church, Romanjo, RussianLand, TheRacoonQuest, Gottam, Slightly Marker. Then some random preinstalled serifed fonts, I think mostly Bookman Old Style.

For subtitles I use Arial Italic with a drop shadow.

PEAKY BLINDERS

Triumph Wheels, The Golgsmith Vintage, plus the aforementioned typewriter fonts.

THE WITCHER

These I discovered like literally yesterday for my first but not last Ane gifset and I am SO happy about them. 1742 French Civilite, Drunk Monk, Il Shake Fest, Italian Cursive 16th c., Magna Carta.

For the subtitles I use Arial Rounded on the bold and italic type setting in PS, with a drop shadow and outline.

STAR WARS

Aurebesh, naturally, in combination with I think Calibri as secondary font. In the link you'll find a ton of versions, including a handwritten one, which is badass af.

Hi anon! I really hope this ask hadn’t been sitting in my inbox for too long, app notifications are being funky again.

I’m so happy you like them, thanks! I don’t usually do any particular searches except for when I have a theme in my mind, nor do I use any special sources. Because Ketterdam and Kerch as a whole are Netherlands inspired, I usually do a broad “baroque dutch painting” or “16th / 17th / 18th century dutch painting” G*ogle search and save what I like, then often end up looking through the works of individual painters (e.g. Rembrandt, Rubens, De Bles, Gaesbeeck) whose work I liked on Wikimedia or other Creative Commons licensed webs. French 17th - 18th century painting schools also have a lot of works with a great aesthetic.