Shop for horror font on Etsy. Hand Written Script Font - Birds of Paradise - Digital Download. Font Sampler Pattern - American Horror Story. The Classic Charles Rennie Mackintosh Font. Of Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s letterforms is now. Used for the TV series “An American Horror Story”. Buy CRM American Horror desktop font from CRMFontCo on Fonts.com. The Classic Charles Rennie Mackintosh Font. Has now been emulated by the branding of the the new Fox TV series “American Horror Story. ‘CRM American Horror.

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This was created in 1993 by George R. Grant for the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Font Company (CRMFontCo) and has nothing to do with the more popular, which was drawn by Phill Grimshaw under the art direction of Colin Brignall in 1996 – except that both reference letterforms as found in the works by the, of course. Claims to be “the home of the original and best”. I can’t judge which is more faithful in regard to Mackintosh’s lettering, but as a typeface, the ITC version clearly scores better. CRMFontCo’s version is unbalanced and misuses several lowercase slots for ligatures and dingbats. Grant later added numerous spin-offs including an inauthentic (2006) that adopts the dreaded look of. There is also an (2011), a “slightly tweaked version of the classic original [that] mirrors how ’s producers have used it” ().

I wonder if this is a first – a retail font that incorporates modifications made by a user of a precursor. In the use shown here, CRMFontCo’s Rennie Mackintosh has indeed been customized: the ‘A’ lost its fine second crossbar, the ‘O’ got a larger circle with only one dot below, and the bars of the ‘E’ have been made all the same width. Further, the top-heavy ‘C’, which is so typical for this Arts and Crafts style, has been turned upside down and now looks out of place. Of these edits, only the first two have been included in CRM American Horror.