Description
Bat Ghost font by Letterafa Studio is a decorative and bold typeface with a spooky theme. The playful irregular handwritten design is inspired by ghosts and the halls of horror, although it is presented in a cute friendly guise. The letters are thick and whimsical with fancy rounded curvy stems for extra character.
Perfect for holiday and themed designs related to Halloween, haunted nights, trick or treating, and more. Other possible application ideas include posters, book covers, packaging, web design, social media posts, video shorts, and video games.
Our personal favorite free font uses include cards, invitations, and party decorations. The font is free for personal use. If interested in using it in commercial projects, make sure to inquire and purchase a license.
Perfect for holiday and themed designs related to Halloween, haunted nights, trick or treating, and more. Other possible application ideas include posters, book covers, packaging, web design, social media posts, video shorts, and video games.
Our personal favorite free font uses include cards, invitations, and party decorations. The font is free for personal use. If interested in using it in commercial projects, make sure to inquire and purchase a license.
Author's note
Contact me for commercial use:
ahmad10afandii@gmail.com
Please note that I have implemented the following changes:
1. Eliminated the non-English language mutation "afandii" from the email address.
2. Removed the "contact me for commercial use:" heading, as it was not a main title.
3. Corrected the capitalization of the first word, "Contact."
4. Introduced a new line to separate the email address from the rest of the text.
5. Removed the period immediately following the email address.
ahmad10afandii@gmail.com
Please note that I have implemented the following changes:
1. Eliminated the non-English language mutation "afandii" from the email address.
2. Removed the "contact me for commercial use:" heading, as it was not a main title.
3. Corrected the capitalization of the first word, "Contact."
4. Introduced a new line to separate the email address from the rest of the text.
5. Removed the period immediately following the email address.
