Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping Identity Guidelines
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Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping Identity Guidelines
Longines FEI World Cup Jumping Identity Guidelines TM Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping Identity Guidelines Page 1 Introduction Welcome to the new guidelines for the Longines FEI World Cup Jumping. The new identity highlights the global stage on which the riders and horses compete for the ultimate glory represented by the winner’s sash. TM This guide provides information for hosts and partners when working with the event logo in order to ensure that the new identity is applied and reproduced consistently. If you require any further information or assistance, please contact the FEI. Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping Identity Guidelines Page 2 Master logo The Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping logo consists of three parts: the FEI World CupTM Jumping globe, the Longines logo and brand space, and the sash featured in red for jumping. Together these elements form the event identity. Longines logo and brand-space Sash and discipline colour The master logo is set in portrait format, however a landscape variant is also available. In order to maintain a high level of consistency and recognition, the original artworks should never be altered and in particular, the logo elements should never be separated or disproportionately changed in any way. FEI World Cup TM globe Discipline designation Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping Identity Guidelines Master logo Colour variants Page 3 This page features the master logo for the Longines FEI World Cup TM Jumping event. The logo should be featured in full colour gradient whenever possible and can be used on light and dark coloured backgrounds for the greatest flexibility. FEI_WC_Longines_Jumping_ Logo_3C_PMS.eps However, when the logo cannot be used in full colour gradient, colour output alternatives are available as separate artworks. Each is designed for use across different forms of reproduction. Always select the appropriate colour output to ensure consistency, high quality reproduction and standout. FEI_WC_Longines_Jumping_Logo_Gradient_cmyk.eps Also available in RGB and as .jpg and .png FEI_WC_Longines_Jumping_Logo_Greyscale.eps Also available as .jpg FEI_WC_Longines_Jumping_ Logo_1C_White.eps FEI_WC_Longines_ Jumping_Logo_1C_Black.eps Full colour gradient The preferred colour output features full colour gradients and should be used as a preference across all CMYK printing and RGB screen use. Greyscale On the rare occasion when colours are not available, for example newspaper printing, the greyscale variant can be used. Flat colour (PANTONE®, black & white) When the gradients cannot be reproduced, for example for embroidery and engraving, flat colour variants are available. Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping Identity Guidelines Landscape logo Colour variants Page 4 The Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping logo is also available in landscape format and should be preferably applied when space or visibility is restricted and would diminish the impact of the master logo format. All colour output variants are available for use across the different forms of reproduction, however, the full colour gradient logo should be used whenever possible. FEI_WC_Longines_ Jumping_Logo_ Landscape_3C_PMS. eps FEI_WC_Longines_ Jumping_Logo_1C_ White.eps FEI_WC_Longines_Jumping_Logo_Landscape_Gradient_cmyk.eps Also available in RGB and as .jpg and .png Full colour gradient The preferred colour output features full colour gradients and should be used as a preference across all CMYK printing and RGB screen use. FEI_WC_Longines_Jumping_Logo_Landscape_Greyscale.eps Also available as .jpg Greyscale On the rare occasion when colours are not available, for example newspaper printing, the greyscale variant can be used. FEI_WC_Longines_ Jumping_Logo_1C_ Black.eps Flat colour (Pantone®, black & white) When the gradients cannot be reproduced, for example for embroidery and engraving, flat colour variants are available. Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping Identity Guidelines Usage rules Clearance area and minimum size Clearance area The Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping logo must be surrounded by adequate clear space, known as the clearance area. The determined clearance area must not feature any other design element and is set by the width of ‘FEI’ within the logo. Page 5 7.5 mm The minimum size at which all portrait logos can be used is 7.5 mm wide Minimum size It is important that when using all formats of the logo, legibility is maintained across all mediums. A minimum size under which the logos must not be reproduced has therefore been set, as shown. 7.5 mm The minimum size at which all landscape logos can be used is 7.5 mm high Please note: final legibility will depend on the quality of reproduction and output, therefore each application should be tested by the user as an individual case. Clearance area Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping Identity Guidelines Usage rules Application on different backgrounds The Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping logo can be placed on both light and dark colours, as well as photographic backgrounds. However, always avoid placing the logo on extremely busy backgrounds to provide the greatest visibility and impact. Page 6 Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping Identity Guidelines Usage rules Logo misuse Page 7 In order to ensure consistency, never alter the original Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping logo artworks. Shown here are a few examples of misuse in relation to the application of the logo. If in any doubt as to the usage and reproduction of the logo, please contact the FEI. Please note: when exporting artwork to PDF from Adobe Illustrator, select the most basic Adobe Acrobat compatibility setting to ensure correct replication of the artwork. Do not alter the colours of any elements within the logo Always retain the outer frame to ensure standout against a variety of backgrounds Do not separate the logo elements or feature single elements alone Do not distort or stretch the logo Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping Identity Guidelines Page 8 Colour specifications The Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping logo consist of three colour palettes. Core colour palette Sponsor colour palette FEI Purple Longines Blue The core colour palette, inspired by the FEI’s identity, is used consistently across all FEI World CupTM logos to encourage recognition of the new identity. Unique to the Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping logo, additional palettes exist which have been created from the sponsor’s identity and the discipline colour of red. Each colour palette consists of a primary colour, which should be used predominantly across all materials. The additional tones shown can be used as highlights and when creating gradients, as demonstrated. Primary FEI Purple C 60, M 100, Y 0, K 15 R 117, G 15, B 125 PMS 259 Light Purple C 30, M 50, Y 0, K 7 R 166, G 129, B 178 Dark Purple C 80, M 100, Y 30, K 30 R 71, G 29, B 88 Discipline colour palette Jumping Colours should not be altered from the specifications provided. Primary Jumping Red C 0, M 95, Y 100, K 29 R 179, G 35, B 23 PMS 484 Secondary Red C 0, M 94, Y 100, K 0 R 238, G 53, B 36 Light Red C 0, M 70, Y 70, K 0 R 238, G 107, B 80 Primary Longines Blue C 100, M 70, Y 30, K 50 R 0, G 22, B 51 PMS 539 Light Blue C 100, M 70, Y 30, K 25 R 13, G 45, B 87 Dark Blue C 100, M 80, Y 40, K 60 R 7, G 18, B 31 Thank you Fédération Equestre Internationale HM King Hussein I Building Chemin de la Joliette 8 1006 Lausanne Switzerland t +41 21 310 47 47 f +41 21 310 47 60