Fanlight: Art Deco Inline Font

An Art Deco inline font for 1920s, noir and detective games: titles, shop and hotel signs, posters, tickets and logos. Tall and narrow, so a word reads big in a small space. Commercial use included. Instant download, OTF and TTF.

Can I use it in my game?

Yes. The Desktop license ($19) covers your game's title logo and any text you render as an image, store page and capsule art, trailers, box art, posters and merch, and TTRPG books and zines as PDF or print.

To ship the font file inside your game for menus, UI or dialogue text, pick the App license ($57): one game, any number of players and platforms.

Need it for a website or an e-book? Write to contact@taleggiofoundry.com.

About Fanlight

Fanlight is a condensed inline display font. A fanlight is the half-round window above an old shop door, often painted with the name of the shop, and the font comes from that sign-painting tradition: tall, narrow letters with a fine line of light running through them. One word set in Fanlight reads from across the street. Set it on signs, shop fronts, labels and packaging.

What you get

Fanlight Regular as OTF and TTF, a PDF specimen and the license (PDF). Uppercase, lowercase, figures and punctuation, fi and fl ligatures, accents for 13 languages.

Works in

Godot, Unity, GameMaker, Ren'Py and RPG Maker (App license for in-game text), Affinity, Photoshop, Illustrator, Krita, Aseprite, Inkscape and Word.

Languages

English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Catalan, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish and Icelandic.

Installing

Unzip and double-click the .otf file (Mac: Install Font; Windows: Install). In a game engine, import the .ttf or .otf as a font asset.

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Full license: https://taleggiofoundry.com/eula