GF admins can make the call whether or not it stands. Since it appears to me that it’s a violation of the forum guidelines on sharing someone else’s work I’m gonna flag it. In the end, while you may be in the clear legally with you’re definitely not making a classy impression here. You are absolutely sharing someone else’s work and you know it. Then because you knew it both wasn’t cool and was a violation of forum rules you put it on drive instead of here. Hiding behind something as flimsy as a fair use claim and the clearly baseless “transformative“ assertion won’t disguise the fact that you not only ripped off his work but then shared it in his own thread. The more direct offense here is one of etiquette and common courtesy. The styles box to the left will update with the current style for that particular line. Click on the text input box for each line to indicate that you want to change settings for that line. PRO TIP: The Harry Potter font on Canva is called Hogwarts. The font includes both upper and lowercase letters, as well as numbers and special characters.

Quidditch is a typeface that is based on the letters used in the Harry Potter books. This means that you can have different styles of text on each line 1 to 3. The Harry Potter books are written in a font called Garamond, a widely used typeface originally designed by French type designer Claude Garamond in the 16th century. 2 KELGE Quote at 15:10 For the actual prop, they didn't use a font, as it was handwritten by Miraphora Mina (one of the main graphic designers on all the Harry Potter and now Fantastic Beasts films). The Harry Potter font is called Quidditch and was created by British designer Paul Hunt. For the two of you there’s probably not enough will to pursue it but I suspect that if Hasbro or WB or JK (More precisely the Blair partnership who manages this stuff for JK) went after this your files would be taken down at the least, and possibly damages sought. The default is switched on for multi-line mode. IANAL but fair use only applies as a defense in cases where the rights holder is aggrieved.

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