ted rollins - grove brand standards
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Ted Rollins - If you are using the Grove Brand in any application, here are the requisite Brand Standards we recommend that you follow.TRANSCRIPT
BR AND STANDARDS
ADVERTISING ELEMENTS Primary Color Palette
1797u 379u
Secondary Color Palette
1665u 137u 109u 382u 639u 631u cool grey 11u
Typefaces
Body copy: Auto 3, 10 pt.
Headline: Auto 3 Bold, 22pt. (Auto 3 bold)
or KNOCKOUT BANTAWEIGHT, 22PT (Knockout Bantaweight)
or KNOCKOUT FULLHEVIWEIGHT, 22PT (Knockout Fullheviweight)
Four Color Logo Two Color Logo One Color Logo
THE GROVE BRAND
Consistent use of logos, tagline, color palettes and typefaces reinforces The Grove’s brand standards. This leads to easy identification of the brand that represents our apartments by our residents and external audiences.
Best efforts should be made to ensure that the following style guidelines are followed and that brand standards are met.
GENERAL LOGO GuIDELINES
Maintain the original proportions of the logos. Do not change the proportions by stretching or squeezing them to fit a space.
Do not incorporate other elements into the logos, apply patterns or textures to them, or in any other way modify the appearance of the logos.
Do not try to redraw or recreate the logos using other fonts.
Do not change the color of the logo.
Please consult the The Grove Marketing Department for assistance with logos.
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unapproved colors
Distort logo
Reposition
Redraw or Recreate
place elements without proper space
Resize or reconfigure elements
IMPROPER uSE OF THE GROVE LOGO
LOGO “NO FLY ZONE”
The logo should always be used in a clear space away from other information, other logos or distractions. Shown below are the recommended absolute minimum areas which should surround the logo. The tagline “fully loaded college living” are an exception to this prin-ciple.
A system for precise measurement is provided by using The Grove “O” in logotype as a mea-surement unit. These are only a guide and should never be reproduced.
TAGLINE
Whenever possible, the tagline “fully loaded college living” should always be placed under the logo.
Correct Incorrect
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