Print Ebrut 2 is a light, narrow, low contrast, upright, short x-height font.
Keywords: horror titles, halloween, book covers, posters, game ui, spooky, weathered, hand-drawn, eerie, storybook, add texture, create tension, evoke age, thematic display, ragged edges, thorny terminals, inked, roughened, decorative.
This font uses simple, print-style letterforms with smooth curves and mostly consistent stroke weight, then disrupts them with irregular, distressed terminals. Many strokes end in small thorn-like spikes or rough, chipped-looking protrusions, giving otherwise legible shapes a worn, scratchy finish. The overall construction stays fairly straightforward and readable, with modest curves, restrained modulation, and a slightly uneven rhythm typical of drawn lettering rather than rigid geometric forms.
Best suited for display contexts such as horror or Halloween-themed titles, book covers, posters, and packaging where the distressed terminals can read clearly. It can also work for short UI labels or headings in games or themed experiences, but the decorative roughness may distract in long body text or at very small sizes.
The distressed endings and spiky details lend the face a creepy, haunted tone that reads as playful rather than aggressive. It evokes aged ink on paper, folk-horror props, and handmade signage, making the text feel uncanny and story-driven while staying approachable.
The design appears intended to provide a readable, informal print face with a deliberately weathered, thorny finish. By concentrating distress at terminals, it aims to add atmosphere and character without sacrificing the underlying letter clarity.
Uppercase characters carry the most decorative distressing, while lowercase and numerals appear cleaner with occasional rough terminals, creating a mild contrast in texture across cases. The texture is concentrated at stroke ends rather than throughout the stems, so counters remain open and the silhouettes stay clear at display sizes.