#fonts!

Patch’s font is called Valentine Things, which I got from dafont (I didn’t actually want to use the Papyrus font for a couple of reasons, mainly being that the typeface is so thin and doesn’t stand out as much as I’d like it to). Fatal’s font is called OCR A Std, which comes with Photoshop/Adobe. And Towne uses the same font as Fatal.

And while I’m at it, for those curious:

G!Flowey uses a font called Fluoxetine, Ink uses Faraco Hand, and both Error and Blue use a font called Taylor Swift Handwriting, lol. All of those came from dafont as well.

Right, well it is no secret whatsoever that I love fonts, but today was the first time I messed about in creating my own. This was mainly to circumvent the inevitable mistakes I would make in writing out the whole Tale of Tinúviel in calligraphy, but font–making spiralled into something actually kind of successful.

Used the amazing tool Calligraphr, which, if you don't know it, allows you to handwrite letters into printed boxes, and then upload and edit them on their platform, and so I tried this with my recent attempts at calligraphy. A couple of hours of "which a looks better?" and "why can I not write x's and q's" got me to this:

Hey, anon! I don’t share download links of that type. If you’re looking for similar fonts, there are plenty of places to get them for free, e.g.

DaFont

1001 Fonts

Urban Fonts

Behance

Font Squirrel

Behance seems to have some beautiful handwritten fonts similar to Aura Blue/Featherly/etc. right on the first page, since handwritten and brush fonts are very popular right now. On the other free sites, you’d probably want to check out the “handwritten” or “calligraphy” sections. You could also check out the fonts tag here, @yourfonts on Tumblr, etc.