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This is used for short texts, such as the description of the tour on the poster. Sometimes used for the country names on the map. | This is used for short texts, such as the description of the tour on the poster. Sometimes used for the country names on the map. | ||
For Latin, we use [ | For Latin, we use [https://ecotopiabiketour.net/share/bt_2016/artwork/fonts/purisa/ Purisa]. | ||
For Cyrillic and Greek, for the lack of a better alternative we currently use Comic Sans MS. | For Cyrillic and Greek, for the lack of a better alternative we currently use Comic Sans MS. | ||
Revision as of 04:38, 27 December 2015
All files can be found here.
Fonts
Here is an overview over which fonts we use in the flyers and posters. In some cases, the font that has been chosen for the layout does not have any Greek or Cyrillic characters available. For the flyers in languages that use Greek or Cyrillic characters, we try to find an alternative that looks similar.
Headers
Used in the headers, such as “ECOTOPIA BIKETOUR” and “BALTIC STATES & BEYOND”. Sometimes used for the country names on the map.
For Latin, we use Nizam Bold. This is a font we created ourselves based on the hand-writing that Nizam used in the artwork that he created for our website in 2014.
For Cyrillic and Greek, we use Mauryssel.
Short texts
This is used for short texts, such as the description of the tour on the poster. Sometimes used for the country names on the map.
For Latin, we use Purisa.
For Cyrillic and Greek, for the lack of a better alternative we currently use Comic Sans MS.
Long texts
This is used for the long description of the tour on the back of the flyer.
Currently, we use Earthbound. It has been pointed out that this font doesn’t support any accents, or Greek or Cyrillic. Thus it should be replaced. One proposal was to use Sansation. This should be tried out. On the Greek and Cyrillic flyers, we already use Sansation.