A Farzian, a contemporary ink-style Persian font from IrFont.ir, presents a bold and distinct appearance reminiscent of blood stains on parchment. Released on November 13, 2013, this font draws inspiration from Divani and Ruqaa scripts, blending cursive elegance with condensed straight lines. With 288 characters and 221 glyphs, it supports Arabic, Latin, Persian, Urdu, and more, catering to diverse linguistic needs. Featuring strong but dynamically changing strokes, A Farzian captivates with its unconventional design elements. The font’s thickness varies, adding depth and character to each letter. While its bold and decorative style lends itself well to short texts, its legibility may suffer at smaller sizes due to condensation, posing a challenge for longer passages. However, on screens, the font maintains high legibility, ensuring readability even in intricate designs.
A Farzian’s unique aesthetic makes it ideal for applications requiring a touch of horror or suspense, such as logos, posters, and book covers. The unusual design element of this font is the 2 thin parallel lines that pass through the characters and the interlacing ends. Its soft curves, sharp terminals, and untidy, blood-like appearance induce a sense of fear and intrigue, making it a compelling choice for projects seeking to convey a mysterious or fearsome atmosphere.
