Font Lore: Harrymations’s Named Typeface Resource

The Font Lore resource in the iFontMaker gallery credits Harrymations and displays a CC-BY attribution label. It provides a type tester, glyph map and separate download, iOS-installation and web-font routes. Those controls identify ways to inspect or use this resource; they do not document an official connection to every animation or alphabet-character project using the word lore. Follow the resource’s linked license for its full attribution conditions rather than assigning a mirror’s different license label.

Write the complete original caption first, including its punctuation and any digits. Compare that phrase in the resource’s own tester and inspect the glyph map for any character that appears missing. Keep an ordinary-text copy of the wording beside the design so changing fonts does not change its spelling. For an alphabet-based illustration, label whether a shape is an editable character or a separate drawing; a type specimen does not automatically supply a collection of animated characters.

When a project uses this resource, retain its name, creator credit, source link and applicable license information in the project notes. Check the linked license for how credit should appear in the intended distribution. An installed or embedded font and a flattened picture of lettering are different deliverables. The homepage’s copyable character styles produce Unicode substitutions; they do not select the Font Lore file or attach its creator attribution automatically.