te puni kōkiri logo guidelines - kāinga · the te puni kökiri logo is a combination of elements...
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As a government organisation, Te Puni Kökiri is subject to close
public, media and political scrutiny. It has to work particularly
hard to ensure the right written and visual messages are
continually and consistently presented to stakeholders at every
brand touch point.
These guidelines are designed to help you ensure that the
Te Puni Kökiri logo is reproduced correctly in all applications.
For further assistance and/or a copy of the Brand Style Guide : A Summary, please contact the Communications Team on 04 819 6000 or email [email protected].
A brand is so much more than a logo. It embraces ideas,
behaviours, attitudes and a delivered promise. Central
to the Te Puni Kökiri brand is the logo. In the absence
of any other supporting material, it has to represent our
values: how our stakeholders see us, and how we see
ourselves. So it is vitally important that it is reproduced
with absolute consistency and integrity.
OUR BRAND
The Te Puni Kökiri logo is a combination of elements -
text, tagline and graphic design. The logo represents a
dynamic and purposeful movement forward. The green
reflects the living forces and black the strong ground of
ancestral heritage.
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POSITIVE LOGO For white backgrounds
REVERSED LOGO For black backgrounds
2 COLOUR LOGO
On dark backgrounds, use the
reversed 1 colour logo, ( as no
reversed 2 colour logo exists ).
1 Preferred format ON WHITE
1 COLOUR LOGO
If two colour or CMYK printing is
not available, then a
1 colour logo must be used.
2 Preferred format if one colour ON WHITE 3 Only format if REVERSED
Use the one colour reversed logo below
PREFERRED FORMATS
There are horizontal and vertical versions of the logo. The
horizontal logo is the preferred version and is shown here.
If the vertical logo is required, it can be obtained from the
Communications Team when necessary.
PREFERRED COLOUR AND BACKGROUNDS
If reproducing in two colour or CMYK the preferred logo is the
horizontal positive two-colour version on a white background.
If reproducing in one colour, ie. black, a horizontal one-colour
logo on a white background is available for use.
Black is the only colour the logo can be reversed out of. A horizontal
reversed one-colour logo on a black background is available for use
in advertising, publications, promotions and merchandise.
The logo should always appear on a white or solid black
background, never on a pattern, image or texture. When working
with a dark or black background always use the reversed logo.
THE LOGO
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CLEAR SPACE
The logo must always have clear space around it. It can sit next
to partner organisation logos, but never be combined with them
in anyway. The minimum amount of clear space should always
be adhered to.
MINIMUM SIZE
The horizontal logo must be at least 30mm wide and the vertical
logo at least 20mm wide for legibility.
THE LOGO
CLEAR SPACE MINIMUM SIZE
T = Minimum clear space around the logo. The blue solid line
indicates the edge of the clear
space around the logo. (Note: this
blue line should not be printed.)
DON’TS
The logo should only be
represented as shown on the
previous page and above. Shown
here are a few examples which
are strictly forbidden.
30mm
X X X X