[BRAND NAME]
Brand Guidelines

Designed by:
Emily Carbonell-Ferguson

Last updated:
[DATE]

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Logo Files



Wordmark - Black

Use with light backgrounds when full color is not an options.

PNG | JPG | SVG

Wordmark - White

Use with dark or saturated backgrounds.

PNG | JPG | SVG

Wordmark - [Color]

[ Use with dark or saturated backgrounds.]

PNG | JPG | SVG

Wordmark - [Color]

[ Use with dark or saturated backgrounds.]

PNG | JPG | SVG

Icon - Black and White

Use for thumbnails, favicons, etc. when full color is not an option.

PNG | JPG | SVG

Icon - Full Color

Use for thumbnails, favicons, and other narrow aspect ratios.

PNG | JPG | SVG

Color



Typography



H1 - Sentence Case, Bold, 170px, -5 Letter Spacing

Crimson Text

H2 - Sentence Case, Bold, 120px, -5 Letter Spacing

Crimson Text

H3 - Sentence Case, Bold, 90px

Crimson Text

H4 - Sentence Case, Regular, 40px

Archivo Narrow

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Paragraph 1 - Regular, 30px

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Paragraph 2 - Regular, 20px

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Paragraph 3 - Regular, 15px

Monospace

Archivo Narrow

Digital Only



Primary Button

Secondary Button

Tertiary Button

Link Style

Graphics



Tips:

  1. Settle on story, first. What is the most important message? And how can your graphics draw the eye to add emphasis to your main points.

  2. Remember the golden ratio, and keep a visual balance.

  3. You don’t need to use every color in your palette at once. In most cases 2-3 colors works nicely.

  4. Be conscientious about white space—do graphics have sufficient space around them to really let them sing?

  5. Be careful about scale. Smaller graphics can add ambience at best, and feel overwhelming at worst. Large graphics can create bold visual interest at best, and make the viewer feel cramped at worst.

  6. In general, graphics will feel best proportionally large when layered over imagery. It should feel almost like a texture.

  7. Follow color palette guidelines and use dark text on light backgrounds, and light text on dark backgrounds to ensure readability.

Photography