Mono Color Logo

Sometimes, often due to production costs, only one color of ink is available and so the logo must be reproduced using only one color.

In this scenario, the logo, brandmark or wordmark must be used following the convention of using a light color type on a dark background or in a dark color type on a light background.

Logo on Alternative Backgrounds

Alternative color combinations

Clearspace

It's important to maintain proper spacing around the logo to avoid overcrowding. Also, the use of whitespace keeps the brand feeling clean.

Using the brandmark as our guide, the space around the logo should be the width of the brandmark

Minimum Size

When significantly reduced, the logo will become illegible. These are the pixel size units we recommend staying within to preserve quality of the logo.

Mono Color Logo

Sometimes, often due to production costs, only one color of ink is available and so the logo must be reproduced using only one color.

In this scenario, the logo, brandmark or wordmark must be used following the convention of using a light color type on a dark background or in a dark color type on a light background.

Logo on Alternative Backgrounds

Alternative color combinations

Clearspace

It's important to maintain proper spacing around the logo to avoid overcrowding. Also, the use of whitespace keeps the brand feeling clean.

Using the brandmark as our guide, the space around the logo should be the width of the brandmark

Minimum Sizze

When significantly reduced, the logo will become illegible. These are the pixel size units we recommend staying within to preserve quality of the logo.

Mono Color Logo

Sometimes, often due to production costs, only one color of ink is available and so the logo must be reproduced using only one color.

In this scenario, the logo, brandmark or wordmark must be used following the convention of using a light color type on a dark background or in a dark color type on a light background.

Logo on Alternative Backgrounds

Alternative color combinations

Clearspace

It's important to maintain proper spacing around the logo to avoid overcrowding. Also, the use of whitespace keeps the brand feeling clean.

Using the brandmark as our guide, the space around the logo should be the width of the brandmark

Minimum Sizze

When significantly reduced, the logo will become illegible. These are the pixel size units we recommend staying within to preserve quality of the logo.