OHR Fonts
Here you can download my custom-made fonts! I've tried to make them unique yet still easily readable!
Analog Font: Similar to word processing fonts such as Transistor. Easily integrated into a sci-fi world, but perhaps not a good choice for a fantasy world.
Bold Font: This is my third font! Yay! Umm... anyway, just as the name implies, this is a font. It's just like the normal OHR font would be if it were in boldface. Nothing too special, but it took me a while, and I edited all letters and numbers. Special symbols, like . or , or [ or ~ or $ or @ or +... you get the picture, are all the same.
Cursive Font: My cursive font! It took me quite some time to finish. It looks pretty good in words and sentences, but in full text boxes, I admit, it looks a bit jumbled. It isn't that hard to read though.
Final Font: The exact Final Fantasy font... or at least the one used in Final Fantasy IV. It's very similar to the OHR font, and I didn't change the letters J and Q because I couldn't find them used in the game (I might be able too, but I don't want to bother playing through it and talking to everyone just to find two letters). Numbers have also been switched to the Final Fantasy IV numbers.
Outline Font: This is my fourth font, an outline font. Looks like 'bubble letters' or something. It may be a bit hard to read.
Story Font: This font keeps the normal capital letters, and the lowercase ones have been changed to a smaller version of the real capital ones. So the I in the word I would look the same as the I in the word in, except it would be bigger. It is similar to what you may have seen in old storybooks.
Xavier Font: I couldn't think of a good way to name or describe this font, so I just use an arbitrary name. Some of the letters look somewhat like Roman ones.
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