Use the full-color version whenever possible. Use the knockout type version on dark backgrounds or images where the preferred logo lacks contrast. Use the one-color white version on dark backgrounds ...

Elements of the brand, or identity, of the College include the name and the logo. The brand follows Drexel University's Identity Program. Guidelines specific to the College of Medicine brand are ...

Our wordmark can appear in three colors: Northwestern Purple, white, and black. In most cases, use Northwestern Purple or white; black should be reserved for when color is not an option. In some cases ...

The athletics logo may be used only for visual communications pertaining to athletics, alumni events and student recruitment. Use of the athletics logo must be approved by the Marketing Committee in ...

When placing the wordmark and formal logo, be sure that other text and graphics do not encroach on it. When visual elements are too close to the wordmark, it can take away the page hierarchy or create ...

A Geopark’s own logo or name should not include the acronym “UNESCO” in it, in line with UNESCO’s policies and guidelines. Please see examples below: If a concerned National Commission so wishes, it ...

For more information see logo guidelines. Our primary palette consists of PBS Blue, secondary blues, and White, as well as primary and secondary accents that complement our logo. Primary accents ...

a new logo has been unveiled to indicate that a bottle is in full compliance with the rules—and yes, it’s still voluntary, but it’s also another step in the right direction. The guidelines ...

Please refer to Guidelines for Third Party Use of the IAEA Logo for detailed application process and recommendation on the format, colour and placement of the IAEA logo for your submission.