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HW6b - ECIR Style Guide

The document provides style guidelines for a new logo for the Ecumenical Center and International Residence including specifications for: 1) The logo and variations with the full name and abbreviation. 2) Typefaces and styles for print and web including Times New Roman, Helvetica, and formatting. 3) Scalability of the logo down to .5 inches. 4) Spacing and a safe area around the logo. 5) Variants of the logo in different colors and backgrounds. 6) An example usage on a t-shirt.

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HW6b - ECIR Style Guide

The document provides style guidelines for a new logo for the Ecumenical Center and International Residence including specifications for: 1) The logo and variations with the full name and abbreviation. 2) Typefaces and styles for print and web including Times New Roman, Helvetica, and formatting. 3) Scalability of the logo down to .5 inches. 4) Spacing and a safe area around the logo. 5) Variants of the logo in different colors and backgrounds. 6) An example usage on a t-shirt.

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NEW LOGO STYLE GUIDE

Ecumenical Center and


International Residence
NEW MARK

Logo and variations


1. Logo

2. Logo with wordmark

Ecumenical Center and


International Residence

3. Variation with “ECIR” abbreviation

ECIR
The green is CMYK 85, 10, 100, 10. The left part of the house and
“ECIR” are pure white, and the right part is white at 50% opacity.
The text in the wordmark is pure black.
ON THE WEB AND IN PRINT

Typefaces and styles


Use Times New Roman for body copy in printed materials, and Helvetica
Regular for body copy on the web. Helvetica Bold is used for headlines.
Body copy should use tracking at 0. Headlines should set the letter tracking
at -25. Both of these fonts have bold and italic variants that can be used for
emphasis if needed, but bold and italics should never be used at the same
time.

Helvetica Bold
Helvetica Oblique

Times New Roman Bold


Times New Roman Italic

Pre-headlines (like the one above “Helvetica Bold is used for headlines”)
should be set in all-caps Helvetica Bold, at a size smaller than body copy,
and in 70% black. Pre-headlines should also have a tracking at -25, and be
exactly half the size of headlines.

Body line height should be set to 1.2 times the font size. For example, this
type is 14pt and the body height is 16.8. On the web, setting the line height
to 1.2em achieves this.

Designers should strive to write content with 8-12 words per line, as more
and less are both difficult to read.
SIZES

Scalability
5” wide

Ecumenical Center and


International Residence

3” wide

Ecumenical Center and


International Residence

At smaller sizes the entire name is not shown. Instead, the version with the
abbreviation may be used.

1” wide

ECIR

.5” wide

ECIR
SPACING

Free space and safety area


Content may not be placed within the safe area, which is proportional to
the distance between the apex of the roof and the top of the enclosing
shape. For example, the safe area for the 5” version is 0.2”.

Ecumenical Center and


International Residence
VARIANTS

Colors and backgrounds

Ecumenical Center and


International Residence

Ecumenical Center and


International Residence

Ecumenical Center and


International Residence

Ecumenical Center and


International Residence

Ecumenical Center and


International Residence

Ecumenical Center and


International Residence
T-SHIRT

Example usage

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