digging into one man’s continued obsession with the fact that 2009’s “Avatar” used what appeared to be the stock font Papyrus for the logo of the billion-dollar box office smash.

He also showed off how he sketched out the new font by hand ... incident that he merely hallucinated that the Avatar: The Way of Water logo was Papyrus in bold. Then again, perhaps we’re ...

“The ‘Avatar’ logo is Papyrus in bold!” Mooney remained calm during Gosling’s tirade about the font choice before asking him who he was. In a twist, Gosling revealed himself as Steven ...

And that’s exactly what happened in Season 43’s “Papyrus” sketch, starring September 30, 2017 Host Ryan Gosling as a man haunted by the font used for the Avatar logo. In the style of a ...

The original “Papyrus” sketch from SNL and host ... In it, Gosling’s character is faced with the Avatar: The Way of Water logo which, at first, looks to be a significant improvement, only ...

Avatar's use of a slightly modified Papyrus font has been the subject ... who takes responsibility for the eventual font choice. These futuristic logos apparently didn't fit Cameron's vision ...

Former cast member Kyle Mooney came back to play the man responsible for Avatar‘s logo font, in a sketch written by original “Papyrus” scribe and former Saturday Night Live writer Julio Torres.

But it is the Papyrus title font that has caught everyone’s attention these days. In the over 10 years since the first Avatar was released, a lot of people have questioned whether the film ...

It has been hailed as one of the most memorable Saturday Night Live videos of the past decade. During his second turn as host in 2017, Ryan Gosling headlined a video titled Papyrus in which he ...

After realizing that the new “Avatar” logo is indeed still using the papyrus font (only bold now), Gosling tracks down the designer again and confronts him at a celebration of his career.

In September 2017, as Gosling hosted his second episode of the long-running late-night sketch comedy show, the actor delivered a profoundly hilarious bit about the Papyrus font for the Avatar movie ...