Typography plays a large part in our visual brand. It’s an active and personal element, with a mix of options that can tell our story in a number of engaging ways.

Our primary font families

Our main fonts are Loretta, an elegant contemporary serif typeface that works well for body text both in print and on screen; and Lato, a modernist sans serif typeface that is great for headlines, eyebrows, subheads, and short paragraphs.

Loretta

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When to use Loretta

Loretta works great everywhere. It’s your first choice for documents, paragraphs, and headlines.

Lato

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When to use Lato

Lato also works well everywhere. It’s especially nice for headlines and small bits of text like captions.

Our secondary font families

Our secondary, or accent fonts, are Aglet Mono and IvyPresto Headline. Both fonts add texture and personality in their own way, but they are reserved for specific uses.

Aglet Mono

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When to use Aglet Mono

Aglet Mono serves as an accent font that should be used rarely. Only use it in small doses, never as a body font.

IvyPresto Headline

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When to use IvyPresto Headline

IvyPresto Headline is a display font. Use it sparingly, and only at very large sizes: 72pt or larger.

How to install Adobe fonts with Creative Cloud

All Clark faculty and staff are licensed to use Adobe Creative Cloud — including Adobe fonts. Installing fonts just takes a few minutes.

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Visit the font in Adobe Fonts and click “Add Family.”

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Open Creative Cloud on your computer.

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Navigate to Apps ➞ Resource Links ➞ Fonts.

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Click “Install family” next to your fonts to enable them in all applications.