Text 'FACES OF FEAR' in cracked, golden, blood-splattered letters against a dark background.

“FACES OF FEAR” Text Design (No Gear Context) Font Style: A distressed circus font — bold, exaggerated lettering with tall verticals and sharp, curled serifs. The kind you'd see on a twisted, old carnival poster from the 1800s—but corrupted, almost like it’s rotting. Letter Texture: Each letter appears cracked and eroded, like it was carved from old wood and left in the rain. Hairline fractures, blood-smudged edges, and grimy scratches add a feeling of violence and decay. Color Scheme: Base: Bone white or faded ivory, meant to look aged—not clean. Shadows: Deep red and black creating a grim 3D effect—like the words are emerging from the dark. Some letters are splashed with dried blood patterns, especially over the "F" and the second "E", as if they've been struck or carved. Letter Behavior (optional stylistic flair): The letters subtly lean in opposing directions, as if unstable—hinting at the chaos of the faction. The “O” in “OF” could be replaced by a circus ring, or even the outline of Mr. Sinister’s mask, cracked through the center. Overall Aesthetic: The words feel like they’re cursed, haunted by something that won’t let them rest. They don’t just spell “Faces of Fear”—they embody it, like the font itself was pulled from an evil funhouse mirror. See more