Something went wrong in a laboratory. Creepy Font coats every letter in thick toxic-green slime, swelling where the gunk has pooled and hanging in long strings off every bottom edge, some already breaking into falling beads. It suits haunted attractions, horror streaming, energy drinks, slime toys and cartoon titles. The set types from a plain OTF.
Creepy Font Is Still Dripping
Something went wrong in a laboratory. Every letter in the Creepy Font is coated in thick toxic-green slime, so the strokes swell where the gunk has pooled and thin where it has run. Because the slime is still moving, long strings hang off every bottom edge, some of them about to break. Then the surface stays wet and highly reflective throughout. Meanwhile little blobs cling to the sides of the strokes. Naturally no two letters drip the same distance.
Toxic Green, Wet and Moving
The colour is deliberately unhealthy. It runs acid lime on the lit surfaces, since that is the shade nobody associates with anything edible. Where the slime pools, it deepens to a swampy olive. Besides that, every drip carries a bright white highlight down its length, which sells the wetness better than the colour does. Above all, a few strands have already separated into falling beads. Of course the letterforms underneath stay chunky, because thin strokes could not hold that much slime.
