1. BASIC TYPOGRAPHY

Our typography is used to visually communicate dynamism and lasting effects. We can add ownability to our straplines setting them at a 13° angle. This angle should only be applied to short straplines and headers that are not locked up with any other typography, such as on a key visual. When headers are combined with subheads and body copy then the block of copy should have a straight edge. Below we have listed the typeface and its variations used throughout the touchpoints:

SINGLE HEADER AND STRAPLINE EXAMPLES

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HEADERS

Objektiv Mk 1 - Extra Bold Italic
(UPPER-CASE ONLY) Highlight keywords be scaling

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SUB HEADERS AND BODY COPY

Objektiv Mk 1’ medium italic

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BODY COPY

Objektiv Mk 1’ regular italic

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2. ALEVE FEM TYPOGRAPHY ADJUSTMENTS

Our typography is used to visually communicate lasting effects and relief. The handwritten script typeface used in headers and strap lines adds ownability and a personal touch. Below we have listed the typeface and its variations used throughout the touchpoints:

SINGLE HEADER AND STRAPLINE EXAMPLES

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HEADERS

Objektiv Mk 1 - Extra Bold Italic
(UPPER-CASE ONLY)

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SUB HEADERS AND BODY COPY

Objektiv Mk 1’ medium italic

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HIGHLIGHT KEYWORDS

Better times regular italic

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ALEVE FM TYPOGRAPHY DON’TS

Examples of how not to use the handwritten font ‘better times’ in headers and straplines.

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 WAVE DO'S

Correct usage: Examples of how not to use the handwritten font ‘better times’ in headers and straplines.

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 WAVE DON’TS

DO NOT make the type too big

DO NOT make the type too big

DO NOT make the type too small

DO NOT make the type too small

DO NOT use all caps

DO NOT use all caps

DO NOT use sentence case

DO NOT use sentence case

DO NOT scale relief and one at the same size

DO NOT scale relief and one at the same size

DO NOT space the word too far away

DO NOT space the word too far away

DO NOT space the kerning to far apart

DO NOT space the kerning to far apart

DO NOT change the color

DO NOT change the color

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