These are the Moreton Bay and Islands visual identity guidelines.
Our visual identity is made up of several elements, all of which come together to represent the region in a distinct and memorable way. These elements have been uniquely crafted to reflect what is at the heart of our brand.
The purpose of this document is to provide a set of rules and guides that will ensure our visual identity remains consistent, ownable and unique. Used correctly it will help us to tell the Moreton Bay and Islands story and will ensure that those who interact with the region understand who we are and what we are about.
Moreton Bayislands Visual Identity Guidelines
CONTENTS
Introduction 3
Brand summary 4
Brand elements
Logo mtroduction 6
Brand architecture: logo variations 7
Logo minimum sizes 8
Logo clear space 9
Logo backgrounds: colour and imagery 10
Incorrect use of logo 11
Communication heirarchy 12
Working with other logos: council lockups 13
Working with other logos: operator partnerships 14
Working with other logos: operator endorsements 15
Master logo colour palette 16
Secondary logo colour palette 17
Support colour palette 18
Backgrounds and headline colour use 19
Typography 20
Photography: people 21
Photography: place 22
Photography: (Mails 23
'M' icon as hero image container 24
'M' icon as image container within documents 25
'More Than' device: introduction 20
'More Than' device as a headline starter 27
'More Than' device as a headline prefix 28
'More Than' device as an arrow 29
'More Than' device as an image container 30
Application examples
'M' icon as hero image container 32
'M' icon as image container within documents 33
'More Than' device as a headfine starter 34
'More Than' device as a headfine prefix 35
'More Than' device as an arrow 30
'More Than' device as an image container 37
Operator partnerships 38
Brand extensions 39
Appemfix
Logo naming system 41
Logo filing structure 42
Further information & Terms and Conditions 43