Style Guide

The identity system in a style guide has been created to fulfill this purpose and the guidelines within explain how to correctly depict and embody your brand’s personality flawlessly.

A useful reference for your Brand Identity system.

A brand identity represents the values, services, ideas and personality of a company. It is designed to increase recognition and build perceptions of the company among its ideal audience and dream clients. This brand identity needs to be graphically represented and includes elements such as logo and supporting graphics, color palette, typography and photography choices.

WHY USE THESE GUIDELINES?
Your company must manage how the brand is represented across all visual media. The identity system in this document has been created to fulfill this purpose and the guidelines within explain how to correctly depict and embody your brand’s personality flawlessly.
Deviation from these rules are prohibited, unless approved by the brand manager.

A Style Guide.

Why you need

Included in your style guide are your primary logo, secondary logo and submarks. We also explain how much clearspace  and sizing for your logo family.

primary logo


secondary logo


submarks


size and clearspace

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Logo

Type

fonts


primary font


hierarchy


licensing

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In your style guide you will see your primary font, secondary font and body font. We will also go over the hierarchy and licensing of your font family.

color codes included:

The color profiles reflect the color tint at 75, 50, and 25 perfecnt opacity. Tints are helpful in printing as they reduce costs. Your brand will have 3 for 4 main colors.


Color Palette

Overall Vibe

moodboard


social media


photography


tone


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Moodboard images found on Pinterest

When in doubt take a look back through this Style Guide, all the answers are there.  We don’t ask for much, just a little love and respect for our branding.

imagery

Pinning images that collectively give an overall vibe or feeling helps us understand the type of emotion you are wanting to portray with your branding.

Pinning images of certain typographic elements you are drawn to helps us better understand what to choose when choosing a typeface for your brand - whether it be serif fonts, script, sans serif fonts, monograms, etc.

typography

Summary