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Since some federations have introduced their own fonts standardizing the visual appearance of the league there has been tension with major clubs that would instead like to distinguish themselves through their own aesthetic choices. These include Real Madrid, which this season chose not to use the font required by La Liga and instead print their own on their jerseys, which is distinguished by not having the corporate crest at the base of the numbers. A minimal but significant difference, which the Blancos are using perhaps to demonstrate their opposition to the uniformity required by La Liga. In fact, even in the jerseys purchased from the Madrid club's official stores, it is not possible to print the numbers with the font chosen by the federation but only those without a crest at the bottom.

Other La Liga teams such as Atletico Madrid and Valencia have also changed the official font, opting for solid numbers instead of distinguished by the ventilation holes. La Liga, which introduced in 2017 the choice to streamline the fonts of all teams in the league, has not yet made a communication about it at the moment.

Typography is an easy way to maintain brand presence and create a consistent visual identity throughout all platforms. The Saint Louis University identity system relies on three fonts: Crimson Pro, Brandon Grotesque and Archivo Narrow. These fonts should be used whenever and wherever possible, including printed materials, promotional materials, stationery and signage. The correct weight of each font should be carefully considered for each application to ensure maximum legibility.

Crimson Pro is an extremely legible and versatile typeface. Crimson should be used primarily as body copy. To enable flexibility within the typography applications, three weights of Crimson are available for use: Roman, Semibold and Bold. Crimson Pro is a Google font and therefore, it is free and accessible for all mediums (digital and print).

Brandon Grotesque is a strong, bold and contemporary typeface which can be read easily from a great distance. It is SLU's headline font and therefore should be used primarily in its bold weight and in all caps. Brandon Grotesque can be purchased at myfonts.com or for web through fonts.adobe.com.

A condensed sans serif typeface, Archivo Narrow should be used for body copy when available layout space is tight. Like Crimson, Archivo is a Google font and free and accessible for all mediums (digital and print).

The font size, here 17pt, can be passed as a parameter to the beamer class at the beginning of the document preamble: \documentclass[17pt]{beamer}. Below is an example showing the result of using the 17pt font-size option:

The command \usepackage{bookman} imports the bookman family font to be used in the presentation. The available fonts depend on your LaTeX installation, the most common are: mathptmx, helvet, avat, bookman, chancery, charter, culer, mathtime, mathptm, newcent, palatino, and pifont.

First of all, I should acknowledge that comparing these fonts is a bit apples to oranges (which are both fruits, mind you), in that they both convey completely different moods: Helvetica looks strong and serious, and Comic Sans is usually used in situations where one wants to look playful and casual.

So, the typographic fundamentals of Comic Sans are very poor as used in high-resolution situations, but Comic Sans was never intended to be used in this manner, and that is part of why its considered such a bad font.

So, the story of Comic Sans is not that of a really terrible font, but rather of a mediocre font, used incorrectly on a massive scale. Windows 95 was the first operating system to really hit it big. Just as computers were starting to pop up in nearly every home in America, Windows 95 was finding itself installed on all of those computers, and with it, the font Comic Sans. So now, nearly every man, woman, child, and bake sale organizer find themselves armed with publishing power unlike civilization had ever seen; and few of them really had any design sense.

Starting with the font in the classic "Blonde" title we found the typeface that was used and customised. Nueu Haas grotesk has been chopped into a curve style that lets the word flow seamlessly, just like Ocean's album.

The aim was never for this to be a commercial font, it was more about passion, exploration and learning. The font itself is only likely to be used once, so we wanted to make the most of it by creating it's very own specimen. This legible and fully functional font is simply a homage to Ocean's unique music and following. 9af72c28ce