[ID: The former cover page of the constitution of Tocantins, one of the states of Brazil. All text in it are in Portuguese, typed in all caps using the font Impact, which is characterized by its narrow characters and sharp, boxy corners. They are styled using Microsoft Word's WordArt function, which is notorious for its over-the-top and almost unreadable designs with questionable professional suitability.
The first paragraph reads "AssemblƩia Legislativa / Estado do Tocantins" (Legislative Assembly / State of Tocantins). The bottom leading line of "AssemblƩia Legislativa" is shaped like an upward dome, while the top leading line of "Estado do Tocantins" is shaped to follow the bottom leading line. The whole paragraph has bright blue fill, thin white outline, and thin solid maroon shadow, set at a lower right diagonal angle with a reasonable distance from the main paragraph.
A wide white space follows, and then the second paragraph reads "Constituição Estadual" (State Constitution). The whole paragraph has narrow, tall, tightly spaced characters. Its WordArt style is like a water wave, with bright blue fill, thin dark blue outline, and thick solid dark blue outline that is set at an upper right diagonal angle weirdly apart from the main paragraph.
A wider white space follows, and then the third paragraph reads "Diretoria de Ćrea Legislativa / Diretoria de Documentação / Palmas 2002" (Legislative Area Directorate / Documentation Directorate / Palmas 2002). The whole paragraph is in the same WordArt style as the second paragraph, except that its characters are short, wide, and less tightly spaced. Its thick solid dark blue shadow is set much more weirdly apart from the main paragraph such that viewers can tell apart each character in the shadow.
The rest of the cover page is just white space.