Guidelines for Use of the BCS Logo
PLEASE READ BEFORE DOWNLOADING!
The complete graphic identity for the department contains two elements: 1) the graphic logo, and 2) the graphic type element ‘brain+cognitive sciences' Various configurations of these elements are permissible.
The following are the technical specifications for the colors used in the BCS logo.
For Print
BCS blue = Pantone 314
BCS gray = Pantone Cool Gray 7
Blue overprints gray
For the Web
Blue -- RGB: 8.121.158; Hex: 08799E
Gray -- RGB: 154.151.152; Hex: 9A9798
DO/DON'T
Do:
Keep the original proportions. Do not stretch or condense. The logo may be resized but ONLY if done proportionately and treated as one graphic unit.
Start from larger image and reduce to smaller (inflating a smaller image into a larger one will result in loss of image quality).
Use the original electronic files.
Use the right file format for your project, print or web.
Do Not:
Change the logo colors. The logo must be blue and gray, (or can be printed in greyscale).
Place the logo on a dark background – it just won't work.
Use the logo or type element in a sentence. These are graphics and are not meant to be combined directly with text.
Use the ‘+' as a replacement for ‘and' or ‘&' in written text. Use of the brain+cognitive device is limited to the logo.
Go to the DOWNLOAD FOR PRINT Page
Go to the DOWNLOAD FOR WEB Page
Go to the DOWNLOAD ELECTRONIC LETTERHEAD Page