The FLPPP logo is a two-color design consisting of initials in Bank Gothic font, a group name and slogan in Gill Sans font. It can be reproduced in spot color, CMYK, or RGB color modes. Alternate single-color, initials-only, and resized versions are available depending on the reproduction needs and size constraints.
The FLPPP logo is a two-color design consisting of initials in Bank Gothic font, a group name and slogan in Gill Sans font. It can be reproduced in spot color, CMYK, or RGB color modes. Alternate single-color, initials-only, and resized versions are available depending on the reproduction needs and size constraints.
The FLPPP logo is a two-color design consisting of initials in Bank Gothic font, a group name and slogan in Gill Sans font. It can be reproduced in spot color, CMYK, or RGB color modes. Alternate single-color, initials-only, and resized versions are available depending on the reproduction needs and size constraints.
The FLPPP logo is a two-color design that consists of
three parts: the initials, the group name, and the slogan. The fonts used are Bank Gothic for the inials, and Gill alternate versions Sans for the name and slogan.
The logo can be reproduced in spot color, cmyk, or rgb.
Spot color (also called Pantone or PMS color) uses a different ink for each color in the design and is often used for printing letterhead, business cards, etc. CMYK is also called process color or full color, and is used in printing magazines, newspapers, in color copiers and generally anywhere that a full range of colors needs to be reproduced. RGB color is usually used for on- screen viewing or websites. Some applications like Word use RGB to specify colors by default. Versions of the FLPPP logo are available in all color spaces.
When possible, the entire logo should be used.
However, if it is to be reproduced too small for the slogan to be legible, a version without the slogan should be used. If the logo needs to be reproduced in one color, such as on a fax header sheet, a black and white version is available. In particular rare situations, a green and white version of the logo or a version with only the initials could be used.
The logo files are available in both high-res/print ready
formats as well as low resolution for web or Powerpoint use.