Ocera Font

Ocera is a heavy, slanted display font with sharp angles everywhere. Uncarving Nation, a studio from Jepara in Indonesia, built each letter from blocky parts with notches and spikes, so OCERA on the title card looks like a logo on a robot. It is set in white over a circuit board pattern.

A grey slide shows “Savage Unit” in orange above a walking mech, marked MECHA 005. The character slide in white on red shows capitals, figures and some punctuation around a figure of a human body. It suits short titles, since the letters are dense and very stylised. The download is one OTF.

Best uses for Ocera

  • Gaming titles
  • Sci-fi posters
  • Mecha and robot themes
  • VR and tech events
  • Esports logos

Font pairings

Pair Ocera with a plain sans such as Rajdhani or Inter.

Licence & credit

The free download of Ocera is for personal use only. For client work, products for sale or a logo, buy a licence from Uncarving Nation on Studio 2am. Ocera is designed by Uncarving Nation.

Ocera Display Font

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Ocera-Font

License: Personal Use Only!
Font Type: Free
Format: OTF
Total Files: 1

Ocera Font: Preview Online

Ocera Font FAQ

Is Ocera italic?

Yes. The whole font has a strong slant.

Does it have lowercase?

The specimen only shows capitals.

Who designed Ocera?

Uncarving Nation, from Jepara, Indonesia.

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