Star Jedi Rounded is a little variant of the main Star Jedi font, not included in the collection: the only difference is a rounded style in some letters. The small letters are the hollow version of the small letters in Star Jedi (all caps, sans serif) with a closed contour the capitals have an open contour, that's totally linkable.

Contours to be linked definitely must be open. Due to the nature of a closed contour glyph, you can't simply apply closed link-lines or plugs on it without injuring the continuity of the contour. Star Jedi Hollow is the contour version of Star Jedi, but, in order to mantain the capability to create letter groups and connections, it must be quite different. Besides, you'll find some dingbats reproducing the whole Star Wars logo letter group, the Imperial and the Rebellion logos, etc A few simple link-lines allow you to create complex letter groups, as shown below. 1 Correct answer MikeGondek Community Expert, Serif Gothic looks entirely different, unless you are talking about something other than the main title font. The small letters are all capitals, while the capitals are serif variants. Star Jedi is a bold font that reproduces exactly the Star Wars logo's typeface. Star Jedi is a titling (capitals only) font, with a lot of variations and connections. These Star Wars Logo fonts are based upon the official Star Wars logo typeface.

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