MFF Jashan . . .

'Jashan' is Punjabi for 'Party' or celebration and this font is the Punjabi take on the Party font. Being quick and lively, it uses the Modhera font's proportions as a basis buth with standard siharis and biharis.

In this example, just copy the layer with your text in it and then, for the layer below, turn the font black, make it a lisghtly larger size and then blur it. For the layer above it, use a radial fill that goes from white to black and then change the properties of the layer so that it adds the values. change the transparency of the top and bottom layers so that it gives you the result you want.

Simple and yet very effective.

This font is a display font and so is ideal for party posters, banners and so on.

To see it used in the trailer for the film Laatu, click here (see image below).

Note that you can see that there are normal Latin numbers in the ASCII range as well as the Gurmukhi numbers in their normal place within the Gurmukhi range.

If you are using the ASCII keyboard and need to have the Gurmukhi number characters instead of the Latin number characters, you can access them by adding two hash marks after each Latin number character as you can see in the image on the right.

An example of artwork with Jashan . . .
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Hover the mouse over the images below to show examples of font characters and weights

Download Jashan . . .

Download Miscellaneous Fun Fonts Jashan TrueType font 'mffjashan.ttf': 192,040 bytes.

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