Fanjofey AH Regular
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fanjofey.ttf
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Anmerkung des Autors
Fanjofey AH font by Fontgrube Andreas Höfeld is a free retro display typeface with a wonderfully strange, inky energy. Its crooked stems, flared strokes, and playful, uneven curves feel like they’ve been brushed onto parchment for a fairy tale or fantasy map. Letters seem to wobble and dance, giving headlines a handmade, storybook charm that’s hard to fake with cleaner digital faces.
Using Fanjofey AH, you can bring character to fantasy book covers, RPG titles, themed party invitations, posters, game logos, and YouTube thumbnails. This free font shines at large sizes where its quirky silhouettes can breathe; pair it with a simple geometric sans for body text to keep everything readable and balanced.
Using Fanjofey AH, you can bring character to fantasy book covers, RPG titles, themed party invitations, posters, game logos, and YouTube thumbnails. This free font shines at large sizes where its quirky silhouettes can breathe; pair it with a simple geometric sans for body text to keep everything readable and balanced.
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Standard Schriftarten Information
Schriftfamilie
Fanjofey AH
Schriftunterfamilie
Regular
Einzigartige Unterfamilieidentifikation
Fontgrube: Fanjofey
Vollständiger Schriftname
Fanjofey AH Regular
Name-Tabelle Version
1.20
Postscript-Schriftbezeichnung
FanjofeyAH
Schutzmarken
Fontgrube Media Design
Hersteller
Designer
Beschreibung
This typeface is for all fans of "Lord of the Rings", the literary classic by R.R. Tolkien, recently popular through the LOTR and Hobbit trilogies.
For his fictional world "Middle Earth" Tolkien designed the "Tengwar" alphabet. Supposedly the writing of the Elves, Tolkien also used it to write the languages (invented by himself) of other races in Middle Earth.
Fanjofey is a latin alphabet - using many traits of the Tengwar letters, thus giving your texts a "Lord-of-the-Rings" look and feel. Some of the vowel signs above and below the letters are added in the companion typeface "Fanjofey Leoda", enhancing the "Elvish" feeling.
For his fictional world "Middle Earth" Tolkien designed the "Tengwar" alphabet. Supposedly the writing of the Elves, Tolkien also used it to write the languages (invented by himself) of other races in Middle Earth.
Fanjofey is a latin alphabet - using many traits of the Tengwar letters, thus giving your texts a "Lord-of-the-Rings" look and feel. Some of the vowel signs above and below the letters are added in the companion typeface "Fanjofey Leoda", enhancing the "Elvish" feeling.
Erweiterte Schriftarten Information
Unterstützte Plattformen
PlattformKodierung
MicrosoftNur BMP Unicode
MacintoshWestliche (römische)
UnicodeUnicode 1.0 Semantik
Schriftdetails
Kreiert2013-03-12
Änderung1
Zeichenzahl224
Einheiten pro Em1000
Einbindungs RechteEinbindung für Festinstallation
Familien GattungOhne Klassifikation
StärkeMittlere
BreiteMittel breit
BreitentypStandard
Mac StyleFett
RichtungNur stark von Links nach Rechts gehende Schriftzeichen + enthält
Muster BeschaffenheitRegelmäßig
HaltungGerade
Strich StärkeBook, Text, Standard, etc.
AbstandUngleicher Abstand
Symbole SetWindows 3.1 ANSI
Komplettes Paket enthält 2 unten aufgeführte Schriftarten:
fanjofey.ttf
fanjo-leoda.ttf
fanjo-leoda.ttf
Fanjofey Leoda AH Regular
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