If you do decide to use Pantone colors then you need to supply logo files using those Pantone colors. But you also need to supply logo files in your chosen RGB and CMYK process colors (and probably a black version too).
The area of isolation is a buffer zone of neutral visual space that surrounds the logo to prevent visual interference from other graphic elements. Do not allow other graphic elements to penetrate this area.The area of isolation equals the height of the H in "Health."
The secondary logo should be placed into the boxed area guide on the right side of the vertical rule, always flush against the left side of the boxed area. The height of the secondary logo should not exceed the height of the boxed area guide, and the length of the secondary logo should not exceed the length of the boxed area guide.
Create an Emory-Branded Email SignatureDownload the Emory University primary logo for use in your email signature with step-by-step instructions on how to create one in your desktop or web-based Outlook program.
The vertical Emory shield logo is for Emory school, department, and unit use. The clear space around the logo should measure at least the width of the shield and preferably more. The vertical Emory shield logo should stand alone. The vertical Emory shield logo is for internal use.
In communications, or on Emory-branded merchandise, the shield alone may be used as a secondary element separate from other text or graphics. An Emory University logo or an Emory logo must be the prominent logo that brands Emory University in communications and on merchandise.
The Emory identity system is designed to be flexible in its presentation and use. Multiple logo configurations are available for every school and unit of the university. The following list is by no means an exhaustive one, but do not alter the logo in any of the following ways:
All elements of the logo are trademarks of the University, and as such, an approved logo must appear on all communication materials and promotional items and be represented exactly as outlined here unless you have obtained permission from University Communications and Marketing to do otherwise.
The primary wordmark should be the first choice when a University logo is needed. The primary formal logo is reserved for formal University communications. This logo should be considered for stationary, business cards, etc. The secondary wordmark should only be used when spacing prohibits the use of the primary wordmark.
The Attack Cat is a trademark of OHIO Intercollegiate (Bobcat) Athletics. NEVER substitute the Attack Cat and the OHIO typography that goes with it for a University logo for institutional or academic use.
The Forever OHIO logo and text are an extension of the Ohio University brand and are official trademarks of the University. For additional information about the brand platform, visit ohio.edu/ucm/ohio-brand.
Are you a vendor who wishes to use the logo (or any other marks associated with Ohio University) on items for sale? A license to use OHIO marks is required. Contact Tim Klaasen at CLC for more information and to obtain a license.
If you sell your products using an online store, then you can customize the style of your checkout pages in the theme editor. Add your company logo, change the colors, or choose a new font to make the checkout match your business.
You can add your store logo to the checkout pages. If you're using a banner image, then the logo appears on top of it. You can position your logo on the left, right, or center of the banner area on the checkout pages.
Our master logo consists of the Duke Health shield, within a Duke Blue box, with the words Duke Health. The iconic Duke Health shield is our recognizable symbol for Duke Health. The shield within the Duke Blue box is unique to the Duke Health brand. Every logo within Duke Health uses the shield.
The Duke Health logo is the primary logo that should be used across all materials when possible. The full-color, horizontal version of the logo, shown above, is the preferred option used in almost all instances.
A black logo is available and should only be used on one-color materials, with the exception of one-color pieces that are Duke Blue. For Duke Blue one-color pieces, the reversed white logo should be used.
Duke employees can also submit a request to create a new Duke Health entity or consumer service logo. Please review the guidelines below and then submit your request. Requests will be reviewed and considered on a case-by-case basis. Within 2-3 business days, you will receive either a high-resolution version of your logo or a follow-up email from Duke Health Marketing & Communications.
The James Madison University wordmark is a one-line typographic treatment derived from the James Madison logo. The wordmark is a vector graphic created from the logo font with specific ligatures and letter kerning that may not be reproduced using a font. Always use university brand colors or black and white for the wordmark.
The James Madison logo secondary marks are used to display a JMU office or department name with the block JMU. If your office or department needs a James Madison logo secondary mark, please fill out this form.
A mandatory safe space around the logo must be incorporated into any design using the logo. The safe space for both the stacked and horizontal logos is defined by the height of the letter J within the block JMU.
When the JMU logo appears with the Being the Change wordmark, it should be accompanied by a dividing rule. The dividing rule may be JMU Purple, JMU Gold or white when utilizing the reversed versions of the logos.
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