Branding Guidelines

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The Centennial Arts logo is the primary visual representation of the brand. Consistency is a major part of building and keeping trust with our customers, and ensuring logo representation is consistent helps ensure this goal.

Logo Guidelines

Do’s

  • Do show the logo in its entirety, without any manipulations (other than resizing)
  • Do use the most current version of the logo
  • Do use only the official logos from the Logo Download section
  • Do scale the logo uniformly according to its original ratio and the minimum size requirements
  • Do place the logo where it is legible and free of obstructions
  • Do use the highest-contrast version of the logo available
  • Do place the logo against a solid background to ensure maximum and proper contrast

Don’ts

  • Don’t manipulate the logo in any way, except to resize according to the original ratio and minimum size requirements
  • Don’t not angle the logo. It should always sit on a 0° angle
  • Don’t use any previous versions of the logo
  • Don’t add any effects to the logo, including drop shadow, gradients, etc.
  • Don’t apply the logo on any patterned background, as this reduces legibility of the logo
  • Don’t use the negative logo on backgrounds that are too light
  • Don’t recreate, delete, crop, or reconfigure any element of the logo
  • Don’t put a white box around the logo when placed on a dark background
  • Don’t reproduce the logo in colors other than those in the Logo Download section

Logo Downloads

Please refer to our Logo Guidelines before using these logos.

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Trademark List

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Trademark List Guidelines

  • You may not alter any of the Centennial Arts Trademarks in any manner, including, but not limited to, changing the proportion, color, or shape of the trademarks, or adding/removing elements from the trademarks
  • You may not place any Centennial Arts trademarks in any manner that interferes with the display or legibility of the trademark
  • You may not use the Centennial Arts trademarks in any way that implies sponsorship or endorsement without express and written permission and license
  • You may not use the Centennial Arts trademarks to refer to any other product or service
  • You may not take any action that is in conflict with Centennial Arts’ right in, or ownership of, these trademarks
  • You acknowledge that all rights to the trademarks are the exclusive property of Centennial Arts

Brand Colors

Web

The colors below are for digital, on-screen materials. Both RGB values and HEX codes have been provided. Every display is different so there may be slight variation across devices.

Primary Colors:

Secondary Colors:

Print

The colors below are for printed materials. Both Pantone spot colors and CMYK percentages have been provided. Every print technique is different and print proofs may be required to ensure color accuracy.

Primary Colors:

*Flat Black is an alternative to Rich Black as it is a cost-effective alternative in cases where the printing job contains a single Pantone color (such as the Pantone 7621-C above) and Flat Black. However, Flat Black can look washed-out in logos or other sections where there are bigger sections of black.*

Secondary Colors:

Brand Fonts

Brand Font Guidelines

  • Always set type in a combination of uppercase and lowercase (no all caps or all lowercase)
  • Only use approved colors, or colors that are easily read in type
  • Only use the approved typeface
  • Don’t use any special effects, such as drop shadow, that decrease legibility
  • Don’t change kerning of typeface
  • Don’t distort the typeface
  • Don’t substitute any other typeface
  • Some distortion of type will happen when the text is set in a photo or illustration – you must take special precaution to maintain the integrity of the typeface