Letters dragged out of a fire before they finished burning: black plates cracked across the surface, orange still alive in every seam, and long dripping spikes hanging off each stem. Underneath sits a condensed gothic caps face with a full Latin set, numbers and punctuation included. It arrives as an OTF you type with, plus separate transparent PNG letters.
Burn Hell Font Still Has Heat In It
Every letter looks like it spent a night in a bonfire and lost. The surface has cracked into black plates, because the wood underneath kept shrinking while the outside hardened. Between those plates the orange still shows, so the glyphs read as embers rather than ash. Naturally the spikes matter too: each stem tapers into a wet point that hangs below the baseline. Above all, Burn Hell Font is a capitals face that behaves like something not quite finished burning.
Gothic Bones Under the Char
Underneath the texture sits a condensed gothic display face. The counters stay narrow, while the crossbars sit high and sharp. That skeleton is what keeps a word legible when the surface goes this rough. Because the set runs to full Latin with diacritics, numbers, currency and punctuation, foreign titles set without a fight. Meanwhile the ampersand and the at sign carry the same split bark and the same glowing seams.
