Overview My logo signifies the myriad colours available
around us. The depiction is brought about by the thoughtful use
of a butterfly. The brand must depict the butterfly mark above the
typeface all the time.
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01 Composite
Stacked Mark - Primary Option This will be the most commonly
used mark appearing on print material, marketing collaterals
& other interactive media.
02 Composite
Stacked Mark - Secondary Option This option will be exercised
when the mark appears or seems to be appearing on a similar
colour pattern or a background. The ‘butterfly’
mark will have a border around it.
03 Composite
Stacked Mark - CompleteBlack The black identity is preferable
where too many colours are being played out. This is a
neutral colour to be used wherever necessary.
Colour Pallette Please use the following RGB colour
pallette while you make or use my brand identity. Depiction
of the brand logo in any other colour is strictly prohibited.
R
- 15
G - 175
B - 81
R
- 248
G - 102
B - 43
R
- 255
G - 222
B - 89
R
- 3
G - 4
B - 3
Typeface For consistency it is imperative to
use one or all of the following typefaces for content presentation.
Image Sizes & Placements Images are used to add a visual appeal
to the content. The sizes depend on the type of story being
played out but the placement is almost always fixed.
01 Standard
Image The standard image is used
for most of the articles. It consumes less space and adds
the necessary visual hook as well. This type of image
is always placed at the beginning of an article.
Size: (W)100 pxs X (H)100 pxs
02
Long Image In some articles, it's
imperative to use a larger image size to show the details
particularly while reviewing an event or story. Long
Images appear at the end of the article.
Size: (W)373 pxs X (H) 110pxs
03
Enlarged Image In case the details need
to further enhanced, the Enlarged Image version is used.
A thumbnail is shown with a prominent '+' sign (to depict
a click for the enlarged view) and a bigger version
is opened upon clicking, on the screen. For this operation
2 image sizes need to be produced simultaneously. Enlarged
Images can be placed at the start or the end of an article.
Thumbnail Size: (W)128 pxs X (H) 96 pxs
B igger Size: (W) 500 pxs X (H) 375 pxs