The document provides guidelines and examples for branding and marketing materials for the company Calumet, including their new logo, fonts, colors, packaging designs, collateral materials, sales flyers, and advertising examples. It establishes branding principles and rules for consistently representing Calumet across different channels and markets to project a compelling brand.
Newark Office of Film + Television Brand Manual & GuideIgor Alves
This document is a 27-page brand identity manual for the Newark Office of Film + Television (NOFT) that provides guidelines for applying the organization's visual identity consistently. It covers the logo, color palette, typography, stationery system, applications for print, web and merchandise, and provides unacceptable uses and a glossary. The manual aims to communicate NOFT's vision and values through proper use of its branding elements.
WD is a creative agency that provides various design and marketing services through four departments: Creative Design, Media Production, Event Management, and Marketing & Communication. The document outlines the agency's portfolio, including descriptions of each service department and examples of work. It also includes sections on the agency's vision, values, and confidentiality policies.
All organizations have a brand or corporate identity and the way in which it is perceived is often vital to the way in which clients and employees respond to that organization. The key to good brand identity design is the simple communication of the client's public image. Brand should reflect the company, and the products or services that company provides. A good brand identity enables a company to position itself visually in the market alongside its competitors.
My overall task is to create such a brand identity and brand identity program - from the logo through appropriate design applications, such as stationery, menus, napkins, uniforms, web home page and signage. I must choose one of the particular culturally-based themes to reflect the bistro's personality - give it a name and design a brand identity (logo) and set of brand guidelines. It is important to have an idea of how the concept of a particular country and culture will work as a space where people will be spending some time eating and drinking. The brand identity for the chosen bistro must reflect this concept. Each of these bistros should also reflect the area they are located in, basing on my demographic and style research.
Of all the options, I chose British Colonial themed bistro of which will be located in the area of Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur. Designed in Adobe InDesign and Adobe Illustrator, this is the brand identity manual for the bistro, showing a set of consistent and flexible guidelines and rules so that future items can be designed using these guidelines and rules and remain part of a growing consistent brand identity.
The document provides branding guidelines for Cority including:
- Logo usage guidelines specifying preferred color, minimum size, and prohibited alterations
- Color palette specifying primary and secondary colors to be used consistently
- Typography guidelines specifying primary and secondary font families (Raleway and Open Sans) to be used for headers, body text, etc.
- Brand elements including guidelines for using the Cority ring and circle graphics elements consistently across materials
Quintessa Aesthetic Center Brand Guidelines - Nicholas Putz - VP MarketingNicholas Putz
The Quintessa brand guidelines document provides direction for consistently representing the Quintessa brand across marketing and advertising efforts. It outlines the brand's tone of voice, logo standards, color palette, typography, imagery styles, graphic elements, stationery templates, digital standards, and social media guidelines. The document is intended to help ensure the brand is seen and experienced by customers in the way it is intended. It will be updated as needed for reference when creating new marketing materials.
The document provides an overview of branding basics for small businesses. It discusses what branding is, the history of branding, and key branding elements like logos, tone of voice, imagery, and consistency. It emphasizes that consistency across touchpoints like business cards, websites, and collateral is critical for building brand identity and recognition. Creating brand guidelines that specify style, colors, fonts, and more helps ensure consistency and keeps the brand message clear.
This document provides branding guidelines for Sourcefire, including their logo, color palette, typography, icons and styles for various branding elements like their website, presentations, illustrations and collateral. It specifies the correct uses of their logo and secondary mark. The primary colors are Sourcefire red, black and grey. The main fonts are ClanOT for titles and Ultimate for body copy. Website designs feature dynamic graphic elements and a balanced layout. Illustration styles are also outlined.
This document provides guidelines for using Adobe's corporate brand and logo. It outlines the mission, brand promise to enable engaging experiences, and brand personality of being exceptional, involved, genuine and innovative.
There are two versions of the Adobe logo - a red "tag" logo and standard logo. The red tag is reserved for internal Adobe use and should occur only once on a piece, while the standard can be used by third parties. Logo specifications are provided for minimum sizes, color, and clear space. Guidelines are given for usage in print, online, and tradeshow graphics, as well as incorrect uses to avoid. Additional sections cover visual identity elements like color, imagery, typography, and templates.
Newark Office of Film + Television Brand Manual & GuideIgor Alves
This document is a 27-page brand identity manual for the Newark Office of Film + Television (NOFT) that provides guidelines for applying the organization's visual identity consistently. It covers the logo, color palette, typography, stationery system, applications for print, web and merchandise, and provides unacceptable uses and a glossary. The manual aims to communicate NOFT's vision and values through proper use of its branding elements.
WD is a creative agency that provides various design and marketing services through four departments: Creative Design, Media Production, Event Management, and Marketing & Communication. The document outlines the agency's portfolio, including descriptions of each service department and examples of work. It also includes sections on the agency's vision, values, and confidentiality policies.
All organizations have a brand or corporate identity and the way in which it is perceived is often vital to the way in which clients and employees respond to that organization. The key to good brand identity design is the simple communication of the client's public image. Brand should reflect the company, and the products or services that company provides. A good brand identity enables a company to position itself visually in the market alongside its competitors.
My overall task is to create such a brand identity and brand identity program - from the logo through appropriate design applications, such as stationery, menus, napkins, uniforms, web home page and signage. I must choose one of the particular culturally-based themes to reflect the bistro's personality - give it a name and design a brand identity (logo) and set of brand guidelines. It is important to have an idea of how the concept of a particular country and culture will work as a space where people will be spending some time eating and drinking. The brand identity for the chosen bistro must reflect this concept. Each of these bistros should also reflect the area they are located in, basing on my demographic and style research.
Of all the options, I chose British Colonial themed bistro of which will be located in the area of Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur. Designed in Adobe InDesign and Adobe Illustrator, this is the brand identity manual for the bistro, showing a set of consistent and flexible guidelines and rules so that future items can be designed using these guidelines and rules and remain part of a growing consistent brand identity.
The document provides branding guidelines for Cority including:
- Logo usage guidelines specifying preferred color, minimum size, and prohibited alterations
- Color palette specifying primary and secondary colors to be used consistently
- Typography guidelines specifying primary and secondary font families (Raleway and Open Sans) to be used for headers, body text, etc.
- Brand elements including guidelines for using the Cority ring and circle graphics elements consistently across materials
Quintessa Aesthetic Center Brand Guidelines - Nicholas Putz - VP MarketingNicholas Putz
The Quintessa brand guidelines document provides direction for consistently representing the Quintessa brand across marketing and advertising efforts. It outlines the brand's tone of voice, logo standards, color palette, typography, imagery styles, graphic elements, stationery templates, digital standards, and social media guidelines. The document is intended to help ensure the brand is seen and experienced by customers in the way it is intended. It will be updated as needed for reference when creating new marketing materials.
The document provides an overview of branding basics for small businesses. It discusses what branding is, the history of branding, and key branding elements like logos, tone of voice, imagery, and consistency. It emphasizes that consistency across touchpoints like business cards, websites, and collateral is critical for building brand identity and recognition. Creating brand guidelines that specify style, colors, fonts, and more helps ensure consistency and keeps the brand message clear.
This document provides branding guidelines for Sourcefire, including their logo, color palette, typography, icons and styles for various branding elements like their website, presentations, illustrations and collateral. It specifies the correct uses of their logo and secondary mark. The primary colors are Sourcefire red, black and grey. The main fonts are ClanOT for titles and Ultimate for body copy. Website designs feature dynamic graphic elements and a balanced layout. Illustration styles are also outlined.
This document provides guidelines for using Adobe's corporate brand and logo. It outlines the mission, brand promise to enable engaging experiences, and brand personality of being exceptional, involved, genuine and innovative.
There are two versions of the Adobe logo - a red "tag" logo and standard logo. The red tag is reserved for internal Adobe use and should occur only once on a piece, while the standard can be used by third parties. Logo specifications are provided for minimum sizes, color, and clear space. Guidelines are given for usage in print, online, and tradeshow graphics, as well as incorrect uses to avoid. Additional sections cover visual identity elements like color, imagery, typography, and templates.
This document provides branding guidelines for SFC Plus. It outlines the proper use of the brandmark, colors, typography and other branding elements. The guidelines are intended to ensure consistency across all communication and touchpoints representing the SFC Plus brand. The document includes sections on the brand platform, brandmark, typography, colors, applications and backgrounds. Specific rules are provided for using the logo, fonts, and colors to maintain clear and accurate representation of the brand.
The document is an ACC brand guideline manual that provides guidance on proper usage of the ACC brand identity. It covers topics such as the logo rationale, logo specifications for size and color, acceptable typography, proper applications of the logo on business materials like business cards and letterhead, and examples of correct and incorrect uses of the logo. The purpose is to present a consistent brand image when applying the ACC logo to various materials.
The document provides guidelines for using the Emailbidding brand identity. It establishes rules for proper usage of the logo, colors, typography, exclusion zones, and minimum sizes. The identity was carefully designed so that all elements like color, typography and composition contribute to graphical coherence. The guidelines are meant to ensure consistency in applying the brand to help develop consistency in words and imagery.
1. The document provides branding guidelines for Empirico, including their visual identity, logo usage, colors, imagery, typography, and applications of the brand identity.
2. The logo rationale explains that the logo represents Empirico protecting its customers, with two curved shapes resembling arms holding a dot in the center representing customers.
3. Guidelines are provided for proper and improper usage of the logo, colors, tagline, and applying the brand identity across various applications and platforms.
This document provides branding guidelines for Foursquare's logo, icon, colors, typography, crown usage, badge usage, iconography, and trademark usage. It emphasizes maintaining a consistent brand look and feel across all uses and contexts. Specific dos and don'ts are outlined for proper usage of each branding element to preserve Foursquare's fun and playful identity.
The document provides branding guidelines for the Light Human Hotel brand. It outlines the logo, color palette, typography, and proper usage of visual elements to ensure brand coherence and recognition. Specific rules are given for applying the logo and other identity elements correctly across various promotional materials and touchpoints like uniforms, signage, business cards and social media. Adhering to the guidelines will help achieve the brand's communication objectives.
This brand manual provides guidelines for using the Houston Health Department's logo, seal, color palette, typography, graphics, imagery, and templates for various print materials like letterheads, banners, and presentations. Detailed instructions are given for proper usage of each branding element, with examples shown, to maintain a consistent brand identity across all communication. Accompanying files with the different logo and color options are referenced for inclusion with the distributed manual.
The document provides branding guidelines for Blenheim Capital Partners and Blenheim Capital Services. It outlines the approved logo usage, color palettes, typefaces, photography style, and templates for various marketing materials like presentations, emails, and stationery. Adhering to these guidelines ensures a consistent brand identity across all communications.
The document provides brand guidelines for HomeStay, including sections on the brand logo, visuals like color palette and typography, and applications of the brand identity. The logo, using orange and dark grey colors, should always maintain clear space and only be used in specified versions. Visual elements like imagery and icons adhere to simple, solid designs. The brand font is Quicksand and should be used consistently across stationery, presentations, advertising, and signage to represent the HomeStay brand.
This branding guide document provides guidelines for Trueffect's corporate identity and brand elements such as their name, logo, colors, typefaces, and graphics. It aims to present a consistent brand image. The document outlines the logo construction and usage, approved color palette, primary and secondary typefaces for various applications, and typographic hierarchy rules. Sections provide details on each branding element and guidelines for correct usage to protect the company's brand assets.
This document provides branding guidelines for Foursquare, including summaries of their logo, icon, colors, copy tone of voice, typography, and trademark usage. The guidelines emphasize maintaining a consistent fun and playful brand identity across all uses of the Foursquare assets and ensuring proper usage of their logo, icon, colors and other trademarks.
The document provides graphic standards for Eyemaginations' visual identity and branding. It includes specifications for the corporate logo, product logos, colors, typefaces, and templates for various marketing collateral like business cards, letterhead, envelopes, and labels. The goal is to present a cohesive look for all of Eyemaginations' visual communications and strengthen brand recognition.
The logo, colors, typography, visuals, and stationery are outlined with specifications on correct usage to ensure consistency across Inatech's materials. Guidelines cover logo variations and placement, color variations, approved typefaces and sizes, using the grid for layouts, approved imagery using chevrons and shapes, and examples of business cards, envelopes, letterhead, folders, and other materials. Adherence to these brand identity guidelines is important to maintain Inatech's visual style.
This document provides guidelines for UNICEF's visual brand identity. It outlines the organization's brand style as simple, optimistic, bold and contemporary. It then details proper usage of the UNICEF logo, including approved language versions and positioning with the tagline. Typography and color palette guidelines are also presented, with the primary color being cyan and the typeface being Univers. Examples are given to illustrate correct application of these branding elements.
The Design Squid brandbook is not only an in depth look at our services and projects that define us, it's also an example for other design companies to use to create their own.
This document provides updates and guidelines for the international use of the KFC brand identity standards. Key updates include the removal of tilted bucket art from apparel internationally, addition of new "It's Finger Lickin' Good" script formats, KFC delivery logos, and KFC express logos. Color specifications are also added for signage color matching samples. The document is intended to provide additional branded artwork and guidelines tailored for international KFC locations.
Este documento proporciona frases útiles para hablar por teléfono en inglés y español. Incluye saludos, disculpas por llamar al número equivocado, frases para pedir que alguien espere o llame más tarde, y cómo describir cómo te sientes o pedir clarificación.
Bryanna Wilson was born in Nanaimo, BC but currently lives in Nanaimo while being a resident of Golden, BC. She describes herself as being independent, smart, artistic, and strong. Her present family consists of her twin sister, brother, and mother. Bryanna cares deeply about cadets, feels panicked, and needs her best friend for support. Her hobbies include soccer, skiing, and volunteering with cadets when older. For her future, Bryanna is unsure of her post-secondary plans but may consider a career in the army or public speaking, and wants to travel to New Zealand and have two to three children.
This document discusses theoretical modeling and optimization of ultraviolet light-emitting diodes (UV LEDs). It begins by modeling an AlGaN-GaN multi-quantum well UV LED structure using simulation software. Next, it investigates ways to optimize UV LED design by reducing dislocation densities in the active region, such as using pseudomorphic or quasi-pseudomorphic growth on bulk AlN substrates instead of sapphire substrates. The document presents results of simulating current-voltage characteristics and electroluminescence spectra of the modeled LED structure. It concludes by discussing approaches to further improve UV LED performance, such as increasing carrier concentration or using quaternary quantum wells.
This document contains credits for the photographers of 10 photos used in a Haiku Deck presentation on SlideShare. The photos are credited to photographers JD Hancock, YannGarPhoto, Yuya Sekiguchi, P!XELTREE, Joits, Pewari, Bay Photographic, __MaRiNa__, rishibando, Kumaravel, and Daveography.ca. The document encourages the reader to get started creating their own Haiku Deck presentation.
This document provides an overview of Kashf Foundation including its history since 1993, services provided, business type, past performance analysis through growth and financial ratios, future outlook for new products and supporters, and potential impacts if it were to default. Key information presented includes customer growth from 5,088 in 2001 to over 350,000 in 2012, analysis of liquidity, profitability, leverage and efficiency ratios from 2009-2013, and upcoming products like Kashf School Sarmaya.
The document discusses Pakistan's energy sector, including sources of energy like thermal, hydel, nuclear, and non-conventional sources. It outlines the development of Pakistan's national energy base through organizations like WAPDA and discusses the current energy crisis characterized by electricity and gas shortfalls. Causes of the crisis include circular debt, theft of electricity, high fuel costs, and growing demand. Recommendations include utilizing local gas reserves, pursuing gas import pipelines from countries like Qatar, Turkmenistan and Iran, developing hydropower, and promoting alternative energy sources.
This document provides branding guidelines for SFC Plus. It outlines the proper use of the brandmark, colors, typography and other branding elements. The guidelines are intended to ensure consistency across all communication and touchpoints representing the SFC Plus brand. The document includes sections on the brand platform, brandmark, typography, colors, applications and backgrounds. Specific rules are provided for using the logo, fonts, and colors to maintain clear and accurate representation of the brand.
The document is an ACC brand guideline manual that provides guidance on proper usage of the ACC brand identity. It covers topics such as the logo rationale, logo specifications for size and color, acceptable typography, proper applications of the logo on business materials like business cards and letterhead, and examples of correct and incorrect uses of the logo. The purpose is to present a consistent brand image when applying the ACC logo to various materials.
The document provides guidelines for using the Emailbidding brand identity. It establishes rules for proper usage of the logo, colors, typography, exclusion zones, and minimum sizes. The identity was carefully designed so that all elements like color, typography and composition contribute to graphical coherence. The guidelines are meant to ensure consistency in applying the brand to help develop consistency in words and imagery.
1. The document provides branding guidelines for Empirico, including their visual identity, logo usage, colors, imagery, typography, and applications of the brand identity.
2. The logo rationale explains that the logo represents Empirico protecting its customers, with two curved shapes resembling arms holding a dot in the center representing customers.
3. Guidelines are provided for proper and improper usage of the logo, colors, tagline, and applying the brand identity across various applications and platforms.
This document provides branding guidelines for Foursquare's logo, icon, colors, typography, crown usage, badge usage, iconography, and trademark usage. It emphasizes maintaining a consistent brand look and feel across all uses and contexts. Specific dos and don'ts are outlined for proper usage of each branding element to preserve Foursquare's fun and playful identity.
The document provides branding guidelines for the Light Human Hotel brand. It outlines the logo, color palette, typography, and proper usage of visual elements to ensure brand coherence and recognition. Specific rules are given for applying the logo and other identity elements correctly across various promotional materials and touchpoints like uniforms, signage, business cards and social media. Adhering to the guidelines will help achieve the brand's communication objectives.
This brand manual provides guidelines for using the Houston Health Department's logo, seal, color palette, typography, graphics, imagery, and templates for various print materials like letterheads, banners, and presentations. Detailed instructions are given for proper usage of each branding element, with examples shown, to maintain a consistent brand identity across all communication. Accompanying files with the different logo and color options are referenced for inclusion with the distributed manual.
The document provides branding guidelines for Blenheim Capital Partners and Blenheim Capital Services. It outlines the approved logo usage, color palettes, typefaces, photography style, and templates for various marketing materials like presentations, emails, and stationery. Adhering to these guidelines ensures a consistent brand identity across all communications.
The document provides brand guidelines for HomeStay, including sections on the brand logo, visuals like color palette and typography, and applications of the brand identity. The logo, using orange and dark grey colors, should always maintain clear space and only be used in specified versions. Visual elements like imagery and icons adhere to simple, solid designs. The brand font is Quicksand and should be used consistently across stationery, presentations, advertising, and signage to represent the HomeStay brand.
This branding guide document provides guidelines for Trueffect's corporate identity and brand elements such as their name, logo, colors, typefaces, and graphics. It aims to present a consistent brand image. The document outlines the logo construction and usage, approved color palette, primary and secondary typefaces for various applications, and typographic hierarchy rules. Sections provide details on each branding element and guidelines for correct usage to protect the company's brand assets.
This document provides branding guidelines for Foursquare, including summaries of their logo, icon, colors, copy tone of voice, typography, and trademark usage. The guidelines emphasize maintaining a consistent fun and playful brand identity across all uses of the Foursquare assets and ensuring proper usage of their logo, icon, colors and other trademarks.
The document provides graphic standards for Eyemaginations' visual identity and branding. It includes specifications for the corporate logo, product logos, colors, typefaces, and templates for various marketing collateral like business cards, letterhead, envelopes, and labels. The goal is to present a cohesive look for all of Eyemaginations' visual communications and strengthen brand recognition.
The logo, colors, typography, visuals, and stationery are outlined with specifications on correct usage to ensure consistency across Inatech's materials. Guidelines cover logo variations and placement, color variations, approved typefaces and sizes, using the grid for layouts, approved imagery using chevrons and shapes, and examples of business cards, envelopes, letterhead, folders, and other materials. Adherence to these brand identity guidelines is important to maintain Inatech's visual style.
This document provides guidelines for UNICEF's visual brand identity. It outlines the organization's brand style as simple, optimistic, bold and contemporary. It then details proper usage of the UNICEF logo, including approved language versions and positioning with the tagline. Typography and color palette guidelines are also presented, with the primary color being cyan and the typeface being Univers. Examples are given to illustrate correct application of these branding elements.
The Design Squid brandbook is not only an in depth look at our services and projects that define us, it's also an example for other design companies to use to create their own.
This document provides updates and guidelines for the international use of the KFC brand identity standards. Key updates include the removal of tilted bucket art from apparel internationally, addition of new "It's Finger Lickin' Good" script formats, KFC delivery logos, and KFC express logos. Color specifications are also added for signage color matching samples. The document is intended to provide additional branded artwork and guidelines tailored for international KFC locations.
Este documento proporciona frases útiles para hablar por teléfono en inglés y español. Incluye saludos, disculpas por llamar al número equivocado, frases para pedir que alguien espere o llame más tarde, y cómo describir cómo te sientes o pedir clarificación.
Bryanna Wilson was born in Nanaimo, BC but currently lives in Nanaimo while being a resident of Golden, BC. She describes herself as being independent, smart, artistic, and strong. Her present family consists of her twin sister, brother, and mother. Bryanna cares deeply about cadets, feels panicked, and needs her best friend for support. Her hobbies include soccer, skiing, and volunteering with cadets when older. For her future, Bryanna is unsure of her post-secondary plans but may consider a career in the army or public speaking, and wants to travel to New Zealand and have two to three children.
This document discusses theoretical modeling and optimization of ultraviolet light-emitting diodes (UV LEDs). It begins by modeling an AlGaN-GaN multi-quantum well UV LED structure using simulation software. Next, it investigates ways to optimize UV LED design by reducing dislocation densities in the active region, such as using pseudomorphic or quasi-pseudomorphic growth on bulk AlN substrates instead of sapphire substrates. The document presents results of simulating current-voltage characteristics and electroluminescence spectra of the modeled LED structure. It concludes by discussing approaches to further improve UV LED performance, such as increasing carrier concentration or using quaternary quantum wells.
This document contains credits for the photographers of 10 photos used in a Haiku Deck presentation on SlideShare. The photos are credited to photographers JD Hancock, YannGarPhoto, Yuya Sekiguchi, P!XELTREE, Joits, Pewari, Bay Photographic, __MaRiNa__, rishibando, Kumaravel, and Daveography.ca. The document encourages the reader to get started creating their own Haiku Deck presentation.
This document provides an overview of Kashf Foundation including its history since 1993, services provided, business type, past performance analysis through growth and financial ratios, future outlook for new products and supporters, and potential impacts if it were to default. Key information presented includes customer growth from 5,088 in 2001 to over 350,000 in 2012, analysis of liquidity, profitability, leverage and efficiency ratios from 2009-2013, and upcoming products like Kashf School Sarmaya.
The document discusses Pakistan's energy sector, including sources of energy like thermal, hydel, nuclear, and non-conventional sources. It outlines the development of Pakistan's national energy base through organizations like WAPDA and discusses the current energy crisis characterized by electricity and gas shortfalls. Causes of the crisis include circular debt, theft of electricity, high fuel costs, and growing demand. Recommendations include utilizing local gas reserves, pursuing gas import pipelines from countries like Qatar, Turkmenistan and Iran, developing hydropower, and promoting alternative energy sources.
The Microlise brand guidelines document defines the branding standards that cascade through all Microlise Group sub-brands and marketing communications. It covers topics such as colour usage, the logo, typefaces, graphic devices, imagery, icons and product shots to maintain a consistent brand identity. Sub-brands like Human Resources, Transport Conference and Focus are also addressed and may have some unique branding elements defined within the guidelines.
This document provides branding and visual guidelines for Central Turf & Irrigation Supply. It outlines the proper uses of the company logo, approved typefaces, color palette, product icons, design elements and image choices to maintain a consistent brand identity across all communications. Adhering to these guidelines will ensure the company's identity remains strong and a consistent image is promoted to audiences.
The document provides graphical guidelines for Quotiply's brand identity. It outlines the proper uses of the logo, which consists of an inverted Q emblem and logotype. The logo must always maintain strict proportions and colors, and cannot be modified. Two shades of blue are used as the primary and secondary colors. Univers is used for headlines and Lucida Sans for body copy, to provide a clean, readable style. No other typefaces can substitute these without permission.
“Collaborative and productive: Moving Utah forward together.” As a Chamber, we challenge the preconceptions and possibilities of business. We search for smarter ways to do things; we
bring new partners together in a productive and innovative way to discover ideas to help Utah grow economically. We use our
knowledge and experience to continually improve and consistently deliver results for our community and stakeholders. And we
do everything responsibly and considerately to help support our members and the businesses we work with.
The document provides guidelines for using the Cambridge Arts & Cultural Leaders (CA,CL) brand identity. It outlines the core branding elements including the primary and secondary logos, approved color palette, minimum and maximum logo sizes, clear space requirements, co-sponsorship logo usage, and template examples. Typography guidelines specify using Adobe Caslon Pro for body text, subtitles, and titles. The document concludes with examples of incorrect logo usage that should be avoided to maintain branding consistency.
The document provides branding and packaging guidelines for Dollar General's Perfect Harvest seasonal product line. It outlines elements like logo usage, color palette, typography and specifications for various packaging designs including hang tags, boxes, and labels. The guidelines are intended to promote brand consistency and ensure the line's distinctive presence at retail points of sale.
WD is a creative agency that provides various design and marketing services through four departments: Creative Design, Media Production, Event Management, and Marketing & Communication. The document outlines the services each department provides and includes branding guidelines for clients with sections on logo formats, color palette, typography, and more. It aims to build strategic partnerships by presenting innovative creative ideas.
WD is a creative agency that provides various design and marketing services through 4 departments: Creative Design, Media Production, Event Management, and Marketing & Communication. The document outlines each department's services and provides branding guidelines for clients, including the company's vision, values, logo usage, typography, and color palette.
This document provides instruction on applying the Wunderman Brand Guidelines to PowerPoint presentations. It includes samples and tips for title pages, divider slides, charts, statements, photography and other elements. Sections cover layout options, formatting text, applying colors, positioning images and text. The goal is to help users create presentations that are visually consistent with the Wunderman style.
The document provides brand guidelines for TSA, including:
- Logo construction and usage guidelines to maintain brand integrity.
- Color palette with Pantone, RGB, CMYK and hex values for primary and secondary colors.
- Typography guidelines specifying font family, styles and sizes for headlines, body copy and more.
- Photographic style guidelines recommending black and white or single color images focusing on people.
- Support graphic guidelines and examples of internal documents like presentations and info sheets applying the brand standards.
Hawke & Co provides brand identity guidelines for logo usage, colors, typography, and imagery. The document includes sections on the brand overview, logos in various formats, proper logo sizing and placement, main and supporting color palettes, font usage and examples, and lifestyle and product imagery. It aims to create a unified brand identity and appearance across all communication channels.
The document provides guidelines for Blink's visual identity and brand elements. It describes the company's logo including its different units and color versions. It also outlines typography guidelines specifying the house and supporting fonts. Finally, it provides specifications for business stationery items like visiting cards, letterheads, and envelopes that should adhere to the brand identity.
BESLER combines healthcare finance expertise and proprietary technology to help hospitals enhance revenue. Their reimbursement and recovery solutions have delivered over $2 billion in additional revenue to hundreds of hospitals. They advocate for hospitals to advance patient care and share expertise with stakeholders to foster collaboration and innovation in the industry.
This document provides branding guidelines for the Beyondsoft brand. It outlines the logo, colors, typography, icons and other visual elements that make up the brand identity. The logo signature includes the wordmark and tagline together, and guidelines specify minimum sizes for print and screen use. Corporate colors are defined, along with secondary and accent colors. Typography styles are designated for headers, subheaders and body text. Icon design specifications cover sizing, spacing and color usage. The guidelines aim to maintain a consistent brand message across all channels.
This document is a branding design manual created in May 2016 for Connor Menerey's culinary consulting business, Menerey Culinary Consulting. It outlines the business logo, including acceptable formats, constructions, and applications. It also details the primary and secondary fonts to be used, the color system, and examples of stationery like the letterhead and business cards. The manual provides visual examples and specifications to ensure consistent branding across all business materials.
The document provides guidelines for using the branding elements of Thomas Cook, including their symbol (a sunny heart), logotype, typography, color palette, and graphic tools. The symbol and logotype come in various formats and orientations for different uses. Two typefaces, Thomas Headline and FS Blake, are designated for headlines and body text respectively, and come in different weights. Color palettes, bubbles, markers, and sky backgrounds are provided as graphic tools. Placement, sizing, and formatting rules are outlined to maintain branding consistency.
The document provides guidelines for using the core identity elements of Thomas Cook, including the sunny heart symbol, logotypes, typography, color palette, and graphic tools. The sunny heart symbol is the most important part of the identity and should always be accompanied by the wordmark except in certain contexts. Logotypes are available in different versions and formats and should not be altered or distorted. Typography includes two main typefaces - Thomas Headline for headlines and FS Blake for body copy. Color palettes, graphic tools like bubbles and markers, and sky backgrounds are also outlined for consistent usage.
This company offers services such as Amazon Consulting and Services, SEO, PPC, Photography, A+ content, and Trademark registration.
Credits of project:
Advertiser: ES Distributions
Project: Brand Identity
Software: Adobe Illustrator / Adobe Photoshop.
Art Director: Mark Zuniga
Graphic Designer: Mark Zuniga
Copywriter: Jaime Escobar
This document provides branding guidelines for Simple Energy, including their positioning, mission, and vision statements. It outlines their logo, typography, and color palette. It also provides guidance on using icons and imagery in marketing materials consistently with the Simple Energy brand. The document is intended as a reference for creating marketing collateral, presentations, and other materials that align with their branding.
2. calumetcontents date issued 30JUN06
1.0 introduction
2.0 logo
2.1 logo signature
2.2 tagline
2.3 incorrect usage
3.0 fonts
4.0 colours
5.0 packaging
5.1 samples
6.0 collateral materials
7.0 sales flyer
7.1 spread / 3 columns
7.2 spread / 4 columns
7.3 spread / product presentation
8.0 advertising
8.1 single product ad
8.2 newspaper ad
8.3 multi-page ad
9.0 featured photographers
10.0 stationery
10.1 letterhead
10.2 business card
11.0 powerpoint
11.1 template
12.0 contact information
3. calumetintro 1.0 date issued 30JUN06
Welcome to the new Calumet style guide. It has been put together to show the new corporate look for Calumet that has
been developed over the last few months. The objective of this new look is to project the Calumet brand in a compelling
and consistent way.
Why is this important? Because fundamentally a brand is made up of the perceptions that people have for it and if they
have a poor or inconsistent view of our brand, then we reduce its value to them and undermine our ability to meet our
commercial objectives. Equally, if we project our brand to our customers and potential customers in a way that is relevant,
engaging and aspirational then they will value us for our benefits, giving us their custom and their loyalty.
So what should the Calumet Brand be like? First of all we need to understand our intended customers. There are the
professionals of course. But now, with the relative reduced cost of high-end equipment and increased ease of use, there
is a growing overlap of advanced amateurs and professionals. Calumet is uniquely placed to cater for the more committed
advanced amateurs, a group we call ”PHOTOCRATS”.
We have established a focus for the Calumet brand which is encapsulated in the brand pyramid below. These are the
principles that act as the brief for the new design, and should be the principles upon which anything we do as Calumet is
based.
the calumet target
pros
photocrats
4. calumetintro 1.0 date issued 30JUN06
The vital and consistent expression of the Calumet brand will be fundamental to reaching our
goal of extending our position as the world’s leading top-end photographic retailer and joining
the club of world-class brands.
The guide itself includes items that you yourself will be able to take and adapt for your own
purposes in your own markets, e.g., the Calumet Focus sales flyer, stationery and black-and -
white product-press advertising. It also includes other items more for your information, e.g.,
packaging and brand advertising, to give you a better feel for the way Calumet intends to project
itself from now on.
What is important is that the guide is used to create consistency in our public face and across
all our operations, from a coffee mug to an exhibition stand, from the U.S. to Europe.
Steve Sammons
To
empower
the world of
image makers.
Edgy, Professional,
Welcoming, Infectious
Enthusiasm.
Calumet is the one stop centre of
excellence for all your photographic needs.
Satisfied, Understood,
Being part of the community, Inspired.
Easy access through all sales channels, one-stop imaging resource,
relevant edited selection, value for money, people who know.
ESSENCE
PERSONALITY
PROPOSITION
EMOTIONAL
REWARDS
FUNCTIONAL
BENEFITS
So everyone inside the company and out
knows who we are and what we stand for.
The personality of the brand
are traits we share with our clients.
This sets Calumet apart.
It defines the Calumet offering,
both online and in our stores.
What the brand does
for our consumers on
an emotional level.
How our products
and services deliver
the rewards that our
customers seek.
the calumet brand pyramid exists for one reason:
to crystalize our identity.
5. calumetlogo 2.0 logo date issued 30JUN06
The logo has been very slightly redrawn to remove some inconsistencies, and kerned (the letters re-spaced) to achieve a
more elegant and balanced corporate symbol. The word ‘photographic’ has also been reduced in weight to prevent the
counters, that is the spaces inside the letters, from filling in when used at smaller sizes. It has also been kerned and
resized to achieve better visual alignment with the brand name.
2 Color
100% Pantone 185
100% Black
4 Color Process
Calumet Red = 100m 100y
Calumet Black = 40c 30m 30y 100k
1 Color
100% Black
2 Color
100% Pantone 185
100% Black
4 Color Process
Calumet Red = 100m 100y
Calumet Black = 40c 30m 30y 100k
1 Color
100% Black
Use this version in all
Calumet marketing material
and advertisements
This version is for use in all corporate
and internal material. DO NOT use in
any marketing material.
6. 32 4
calumetlogo 2.1 signature date issued 30JUN06
Calumet_bl_2c.eps
Calumet_bl_bw.eps
Calumet_bl_CMYK.eps
Calumet_nbl_2c.eps
Calumet_nbl_bw.eps
Calumet_nbl_CMYK.eps
Calumet_nbl_CMYK.eps
1
1 Company Name
2 Brandline
bl = brand or tagline
nbl = no brand or tagline
3 Color
2c = PMS 185 and Black
CMYK = Process Color
bw = black and white
4 File Extension
eps = Encapsulated Postscript File
All logo art was created and saved with Adobe Illustrator CS2. Files may be downloaded from calumetartwork.com.
7. calumetlogo 2.2 tagline date issued 30JUN06
Our new tagline is ‘IT’S WHERE THE PROS GO’. This replaces ‘THE PHOTO EXPERTS’ as our strategic positioning
statement, and is designed to reflect our position as the pre-eminent supplier of photographic equipment to the best
photographers in the world. It should always be used in the form shown here. It rarely appears without the Calumet logo,
and permission should be sought to do so. The tagline should be used on all advertising and promotional material, but not
on corporate/internal material.
The logo must be displayed in a field of black, with a minimum space of twice the width of the letterform “C” equally spaced
around the logo . When used in four-color process printing, a rich black (40c 30m 30y 100K) is highly recommended.
IT’S WHERE THE PROS GO
MINIMUM SIZE: 1” [25MM] WIDTH
X X
X X
XX
X X
8. calumetlogo 2.3 Incorrect Usage date issued 30JUN06
Incorrect uses of the Calumet logo
These are examples that illustrate common misuses of the Calumet logo. Always use the authorized electronic logo art
provided by Calumet.
DO NOT distort logo in any way.
DO NOT add any other color than
black behind the logo.
DO NOT reverse out of any
other color than black.
DO NOT move tagline position.
DO NOT try and recreate the
Calumet logo using fonts.
DO NOT crop the logo in any way. There is a
designated amout of black spaced around the
letterforms. (see 2.0 logo)
DO NOT add a screened black to the logo DO NOT add an image behind logo.
CALUMET
PHOTOGRAPHIC
9. calumetfonts 3.0 font usage date issued 30JUN06
We have chosen two new fonts to be used in all communications, corporate literature and packaging.
They are DIN, which is used for main headlines and in some cases body copy, and Helvetica condensed, which is used as
an alternative body copy font where space is at a premium, e.g., within the Calumet Focus sales flyer.
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890
DIN-light
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890
DIN-regular
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890
DIN-medium
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890
DIN-bold
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890
DIN-black
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890
Helvetica Condensed
10. calumetcolours 4.0 color usage date issued 30JUN06
Apart from Calumet red, black and of course white, we have introduced a new colour, a blue grey to complement them and
to be used where a different accent is required. It can be used solid or in tints. There are various examples in this guide
where you can see its use.
Pantone: 5425
CMYK: 35/9/0/36
Pantone: 185
CMYK: 0/100/100/0
Black
CMYK: 40/30/30/100
11. calumetpackaging 5.0 samples date issued 30JUN06
The Calumet brand product range packaging has been redesigned. The objective is to modernise the look of our products
and to emphasize their premium nature as well as to introduce some conformity across the store. The examples here
demonstrate how the new look will be applied to a variety of product ranges.
Colours:
Always put the product name and description in the black area.
The grey is Pantone 5425, and the logo set at 85% tint of Pantone 5425.
Put all information copy on the back of packaging, white out of black.
Font / Product Name:
DIN Bold, all lower case
Font / Product Description & size:
DIN Regular, all lower case
TOP LABEL SIDE LABEL
label
label
13. calumetcollateral 6.0 seamless paper date issued 30JUN06
A similar design rationale will be applied to store product literature as has been applied to the packaging itself. This
example shows how a simple line drawing style may also be used for product illustration purposes.
Carnation 17 Rose Pink 49 Damson 62
Maize 18 Sulphur 50 Tropical Green 13
Lagoon 06 Cobalt 09 Ceramic Blue 41
Lobelia 02 Larkspur 55 Sea Blue 07
Oyster 33 Champagne 65 Barley 66
Chestnut 67 Peat Brown 20 Sea Mist 24
Cloud Grey 21 Smoke Grey 88 Seal Grey 04
Mandarin 39 Cherry 56 Crimson 27
Summer Green 63 Chromagreen 54 Apple Green 31
Riviera 61 Chromablue 82 Oxford Blue 01
Crocus 29 Royal Purple 68 Marble 64
Banana 26 Hazelnut 25 Cedar 48
Silver Birch 30 Platinum 23 Storm Grey 58
Charcoal 57 Black 97
Copper 40 Sunflower 35 Buttercup 14
Spruce Green 12 Leaf 10 Aqua 59
Polar White 28 Archtic White 93 Sky Blue 60
calumet seamless
background paper
available in 50 colours
see back of card for sizes
flame retardant paper available by special order
3.55x30 metre rolls are available in 4 colours
White 90 Chromablue 82
Smoke Grey 88 Black 97
OUTSIDE
SWATCH BOOK
INSIDE
17. calumetsales flyer 7.3 product presentation date issued 30JUN06
Shooting Table
This lightweight shooting table
accepts any 4 x 8' Plexiglas, Masonite,
Formica or veneer surface (.125" is
recommended). It takes up minimal
space (48 x 60" at the base), rolls
anywhere easily and breaks down
quickly for convenient storage.
Plexiglas not included.
CB0915 $589.99
Calumet Boom Kits
With their unique double-beam
parallelogram design, these booms
maintain the lighting angle as you move
it up and down. They also feature quick
assembly and adjustable counterweights
for precise balance and optional
head extensions.
Compact Boom
with Stand Package
Compact boom measures 52" with a
reach of 32". Comes with a heavy-duty,
two-section Cine Stand with casters.
MF6240K $449.99
Standard Boom
with Stand Package
Standard boom measures 9.5’ overall
with a 6’ reach. Comes with a heavy-
duty, two-section Cine Stand and
casters. MF6245K $599.99
Panasonic
AG-DVC60 Camcorder
Designed for professional use, this
mobile, shoulder-mount Mini-DV
camcorder comes in a rugged-yet-
lightweight carbon fiber alloy body and
is a high-performance workhorse.
Key features include:
• Wide-angle, high-magnification
16X zoom len
• 1⁄4" 3-CCD with 410K pixels ea
• Optical image stabilization
• High-sensitivity slow shutte
• Full auto or manual shooting
with Zero Lux IR mode for super
nighttime shooting
• Professional-level audio with
XLR line/mic in
PU3120 CALL
SAMPLE
PRESENTATION
NO.1
Single item with only one
SKU. Use of PRODUCT A
HEAD, PRODUCT COPY and
PRODUCT PART NO/PRICE.
SAMPLE
PRESENTATION
NO.2
When product has more than
one SKU, the part no. and
price should use the “Line
Listing” style.
SAMPLE
PRESENTATION
NO.3
When product has more than
one SKU plus descriptive copy,
use the “B HEAD” style about
each entry.
SAMPLE
PRESENTATION
NO.4
Use when product has
descriptive copy plus features.
Umbrella Sale
Stock up and save on these high-quality
light modifiers. AU3045 features a
removable black cover for added
lighting versatility.
Description Part No. Was SALE
36" Silver/White AU3036 $34.99 $29.99
46" Silver/White AU3046 $44.99 $36.99
45" White Soft
Bounce AU3045 $29.99 $24.99
PRODUCT LISTING HEADER:
Font: Helvetica Condensed Bold
Type size: 7/10
Rule: .5pt. above and below
Offset: 30%
Colour: 100% Black
PRODUCT LISTING :
Font: Helvetica Condensed
Type size: 7/10
Rule: .5pt. below
Offset: 30%
Colour: 30% Black
19. calumetadvertising 8.1 single-product ad date issued 30JUN06
Black and white newspaper advertising can carry one, or several products. However the aim is to include a headline
thought that gives a reason to come to Calumet above and beyond price. This should, where possible, communicate the
level of advice obtained at Calumet. All ads should include the tagline, ‘IT’S WHERE THE PROS GO’.
20. calumetadvertising 8.2 multi-product ad date issued 30JUN06
Black-and-white newspaper advertising can carry one, or several products. However the aim is to include a headline
thought that gives a reason to come to Calumet above and beyond price. This should, where possible, communicate the
level of advice obtained at Calumet. All ads should include the tagline, ‘IT’S WHERE THE PROS GO’.
$999.99
CANON 20D
1111 N. Cherry Ave.
Chicago, IL 60622
312.440.4920
M-F 8:30 - 5:30 / SAT 9 - 5:30 / SUN Closed
Plus, save an
additional $50
Purchase a 20D with a Canon PIXMA
iP6000D printer (normally $159.99)
for only $109.99!
The perfect DSLR for advanced
amateurs and professionals alike.
• 8.2 Megapixel CMOS sensor
• DIGIC II Image Processor
• 5 fps for up to 23 consecutive frames
• 0.2 sec. start-up time
• Large 2.5” LCD panel
• Six individual ink tanks
• Prints up to 8.5 x 11”
borderless images
Limited Availability!
In-store Only.
Body Only
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1111 N. Cherry Ave.
Chicago, IL 60622 • Free Parking
312.440.4920
M-F 8:30 - 5:30 / SAT 9 - 5:30 / SUN Closed
www.calumetphoto.com
instoreevents
Mastering a RAW Workflow
Whether you are shooting with a high-end point-and-shoot
camera, DSLR camera or digital back, this class will explore the
similarities and differences in all RAW processing applications.
Call 1.800.CALUMET (225.8638) to register.
Friday, July 14
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. • $$3300..0000
INKJET PRINTERS
GREAT AND SMALL
WE’LL HELP YOU FIND
THE PERFECT FIT
NO PAYMENTS, NO INTEREST UNTIL MAY 2007*
ONLY ON YOUR CALUMET CREDIT CARD! OFFER GOOD JUNE 17 - JULY 15
*Applies to purchases of all brands and all products made between 6/17/06 -7/15/06 on a GECAF consumer credit card account. Under the promotion, no monthly payments are required on the
promotional purchase and no finance charges will be assessed on the promo purchase as long as: (1) you pay the promo purchase amount in full by May 2007 (the "promo period"), and (2) you pay,
when due, the minimum monthly payments on any other balances on your account. If you fail to satisfy either condition, all special promo terms may be terminated and finance charges may be
assessed on the promo purchase amount from the date of the purchase. Payments are not reqquired on your promo purchase during the promo period. Optional credit insurance/debt cancellation
charges on your promo purchase are not deferred and are not subject to the promo terms. Standard account terms apply to non-promotional purchases. Variable APR is 22.98% as of 4/04/06. Fixed
APR of 26.99% applies if the minimum payment is not made by the payment due date two times in any six consecutive billing periods. Minimum finance charge is $1.00. Existing cardholders should
see their credit card agreement for standard terms. Offer is subject to credit approval by GE Money Bank. Prices good through 07/5/06. Canon and Epson products feature U.S. warranties. We
have made every effort to assure accuracy of all information and reserve the right to correct errors.
Epson R1800
Inkjet Printer
This eight-color pigment printer has red
and blue inks for a wider color range.
Matte and photo black inks and a gloss
optimizer help you add to the color
range depth. Print up to 13" wide with
sheet or roll paper.
REG. $549.99
$
49999
Canon iP6000D
Inkjet Printer
This six-color printer will produce
up to 8.5 x 11" prints direct from select
memory cards/PictBridge-compatible
digital cameras and DV camcorders.
A 2.5" LCD display and control panel
allow you to fine-tune your images.
REG. $139.99
$
9999
Canon Selphy
DS810 Compact
Inkjet Printer
Print photo-lab quality 4 x 6" PictBridge
prints in approximately 63 seconds!
This compact printer features a large
2.5" LCD display for easy viewing and
editing and allows for wireless printing
from select devices.
REG. $149.99
$
13999
Canon iP6220D
Inkjet Printer
Create stunning edge-to-edge prints
from 4 x 6" up to 8.5 x 11" with this
high-performance printer. It will
produce 4 x 6" photos in approximately
one minute. It features a 2.5" LCD
display for easy viewing and built-in
red-eye reduction.
REG. $149.99
$
13999
Epson RX620
All-In-One
Inkjet Printer
View, print, scan or copy traditional or
digital images with this multi-tasking tool.
And, you can print computer free. Just
download from a memory card, a
compatible camera or an external CD-R
drive. Prints from 4 x 6" to 8.5 x 11".
REG. $299.99
$
19999
After $100 Mail-in Rebate
Epson
PictureMate Deluxe
Inkjet Printer
View your photos in crystal-clear detail
on the premium 2.4" LCD display. Then
print using superior 6-color archival
pigment inks. Makes prints up to 4 x 6"
at a cost of only 29¢ per print. No
computer required!
NOW ONLY
$
18999
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21. calumetadvertising 8.3 multi-page ad date issued 30JUN06
The layout of the multi-page ads is based on the sales flyer. It follows the same grid of three or four columns, but with the
addition of a panel along the top and bottom of each page.
23. calumetstationery 10.0 letterhead date issued 30JUN06
The stationery has been redesigned to incorporate the new design feel. Quark files will be provided for you to generate
your own local stationery. NOTE: The logo is used without the tagline on all corporate pieces. The tagline is only used in
marketing materials.
900 W. Bliss Street
Chicago, IL 60622
t 312.944.2774
f 312.944.4035
www.calumetphoto.com
U N I T E D S T A T E S U N I T E D K I N G D O M N E T H E R L A N D S B E L G I U M G E R M A N Y
John Doe
100 Main Street
Anywherre, USA 00000
Dear Photographer,
Thank you for visiting our booth during PhotoPlus Expo in New York City. Our show specials were such a big
hit that we’re extending our discounts until December 31, 2001. This exclusive savings is only being offered
to show attendees such as yourself. For a limited time, you can save 10% on all Calumet, Cambo, Balcar,
Bowens and Zone VI products and accessories. Choose from view cameras, studio stands, florescent
lighting, power pack systems, bags, cases, background paper, monolights, reflectors, soft boxes, enlargers,
print washers, darkroom tools and much, much more!
To redeem this offer, just bring this coupon to our New York Store or call 1-800-CALUMET (225-8638) and
mention code ZC3072A. You could also visit www.calumetphoto.com to browse our range of photo gear
included in this savings. Because this is such an exclusive offer, we are unable to redeem the coupon over
our Web site. It is still an ideal starting place to view our extensive selection of proprietary products.
We hope that you take advantage of our extended PhotoPlus Expo savings and see for yourself why Calumet
is the number one resource for professional photographic equipment and supplies.
We look forward to serving you.
Sincerely,
President
U N I T E D K I N G D O M U N I T E D S T A T E S N E T H E R L A N D S B E L G I U M G E R M A N Y
Calumet Photographic Limited. Part of the Calumet Professional Imaging Group. Registered & Head Office: Bradbourne Drive, Tilbrook, Milton Keynes, MK7 8AJ. Registered in England No. 425579.
Bradbourne Drive, Tilbrook
Milton Keynes, MK7 8AJ
t 01908 366344
f 01908 366322
www.calumetphoto.com
FS502084
John Doe
100 Main Street
Anywherre, USA 00000
Dear Photographer,
Thank you for visiting our booth during PhotoPlus Expo in New York City. Our show specials were such a big
hit that we’re extending our discounts until December 31, 2001. This exclusive savings is only being offered
to show attendees such as yourself. For a limited time, you can save 10% on all Calumet, Cambo, Balcar,
Bowens and Zone VI products and accessories. Choose from view cameras, studio stands, florescent light-
ing, power pack systems, bags, cases, background paper, monolights, reflectors, soft boxes, enlargers, print
washers, darkroom tools and much, much more!
To redeem this offer, just bring this coupon to our New York Store or call 1-800-CALUMET (225-8638) and
mention code ZC3072A. You could also visit www.calumetphoto.com to browse our range of photo gear
included in this savings. Because this is such an exclusive offer, we are unable to redeem the coupon over
our Web site. It is still an ideal starting place to view our extensive selection of proprietary products.
We hope that you take advantage of our extended PhotoPlus Expo savings and see for yourself why Calumet
is the number one resource for professional photographic equipment and supplies.
We look forward to serving you.
Sincerely,
President
US LETTER
A4
BLACK BAND
1.75” (45MM)
ADDRESS
3” (76MM)
GREETING
4.5” (114MM)
BODY OF
LETTER
Font used
should be either
Arial or
Helvetica
Regular at 10/12
or single spaced.
INDENT
Letter should be indented .75” or 19mm to line up with logo.
24. calumetstationery 10.1 business card date issued 30JUN06
FRONT:
BACK:
900 W. Bliss Street
Chicago, IL 60622
t 312.944.2774 x2233
f 312.343.2781
d 800.457.1114
john.jones@calumetphoto.com
www.calumetphoto.com
JOHN
JONES
Web Sales Representative
BODY: DIN Regular 7/10.5
There are five fields of information that maybe
used as needed. All must base align with
website. Top line should not excede a .25”
(6.35mm) from top trim.
DIN Black 9/10.5
DIN Black 9/10.5
NAME AND TITLE ARE
ALIGNED RIGHT, EVEN
WITH LOGO BELOW
DIN Black 7/10.5
NOTE: Cards should be printed on 110# Classic Crest Solar White Cover