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Wenger Brand Standards Guide-Fall2011 v1_03.pdf - TRG Group

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Use of the logo on colored backgrounds<br />

When placing the logo on a colored background, first<br />

determine which version of the logo to use: the dark<br />

background (DB) or the light background (LB). If it isn’t<br />

immediately obvious, create and place a block of 50%<br />

black directly on top of the background in question. (In<br />

Microsoft applications, use the color called “Gray-50%”.<br />

You may also choose RGB 128/128/128 or HEX #808080.)<br />

If the background color is darker than the gray test block,<br />

use the dark background logo version. If the background<br />

color is lighter than the gray test block, use the light<br />

background logo version. If you cannot tell which one is<br />

darker, use the dark background version of the logo.<br />

Test Block:<br />

“Gray-50%”<br />

This color is darker than the test block:<br />

use “<strong>Wenger</strong>_DB_[color; size].eps”<br />

“<strong>Wenger</strong>_DB_2c_MED.eps”<br />

Test Block:<br />

“Gray-50%”<br />

This color is lighter than the test block:<br />

use “<strong>Wenger</strong>_LB_[color; size].eps”<br />

“<strong>Wenger</strong>_LB_2c_MED.eps”<br />

Test Block:<br />

“Gray-50%”<br />

This color is very similar to the test block:<br />

use “<strong>Wenger</strong>_DB_[color; size].eps”<br />

“<strong>Wenger</strong>_DB_2c_MED.eps”<br />

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