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Blood splattered on the walls of Arkham. An insidious font of non-modularity. Released on opening day of the Dark Knight, but inspired by the graphic novel "Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth," released in 1989. Even today it is insanely sick and beautiful. It was one of Heath Ledger's references for going deeper into the mind of the Joker.

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Created on 29th May 2008. Last edited on 29th May 2009.
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Creative Commons
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- Display
Sets:
- Grunge
- Handwritten
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12 Comments

Very nice...It didn't seem to be like a splattered blood, I have to say. It looks more as a white-noise or may be flies. It looks dark anyway. I like it!

I can imagine why this was so hard, working with such high resolution!

Comment by hisham4444 19th july 2008

Thanks for the comment. I originally had drips on various letters intended for the final version, but settled on separating individual drips on their own glyphs so they can be placed afterward. They're on the double quotes. Here's a little treatment to bloodify it.

Comment by geneus1 20th july 2008

Added drips on all of the caps. Lowercase is normal. It's best to type with alternating caps and lowercase to create a randomized drip pattern.

Comment by geneus1 25th july 2008

Aha! Now I see it!

Excellent! I updated my rating 10/10 ;)

Comment by hisham4444 27th july 2008

wow!
badass killer font!
you make my horrorhouse-font look so silly!

:D

Comment by kix 27th july 2008

This font must have been a nightmare (no pun intended) to design. It is so effective in its scariness. If a sign said 'Do Not Enter' in that font, I wouldn't go in.

Comment by thalamic 20th august 2008

@RadeonSOL: Here are some different looks for text effects.

Bloodletters ain't just for blood anymore...thanks to Photoshop.