Introducing New Visual Identity Standards Refreshed Reenergized Visual

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Introducing New Visual Identity Standards: Refreshed, Re-energized Visual Identity Advisory Group Vinita Sauder, Chris

Introducing New Visual Identity Standards: Refreshed, Re-energized Visual Identity Advisory Group Vinita Sauder, Chris Carey, Volker Henning, Marty Hamilton, Marc Grundy, Carl Swafford, John Williams

Why Refresh, Re-energize? • • • 1997 logo taken from public clip art Scale

Why Refresh, Re-energize? • • • 1997 logo taken from public clip art Scale problems No horizontal configuration Wordmark tiered; not modular Not unifying - missing “One University” concept

Visual Identity Objectives • • Essence of university Timeless yet forward thinking Memorable Differentiating

Visual Identity Objectives • • Essence of university Timeless yet forward thinking Memorable Differentiating - distinctive Scaleable Modular / Flexible Works in all media “One University” Concept Missing in former logo

Examples of “One University” Concept Unit is identified in relation to parent/sponsoring organization

Examples of “One University” Concept Unit is identified in relation to parent/sponsoring organization

Southern Lacking “One University” Concept Excellent unit logos but no identification or relation to

Southern Lacking “One University” Concept Excellent unit logos but no identification or relation to the sponsoring/parent organization

Who is Landrey. Morrow? Higher Education Clients • University of Kansas • University of

Who is Landrey. Morrow? Higher Education Clients • University of Kansas • University of Louisiana Lafayette • University of Notre Dame • University of Oregon Corporate Clients • ESPN • X-Games • Reebok • TVA

What Changed? • Visual Identity Advisory Group chose not to change to a completely

What Changed? • Visual Identity Advisory Group chose not to change to a completely different logo; instead, chose to enhance and upgrade the current logo because of public recognition and campus attachment to icon. • Scalability: In former logo, columns became too large when larger name was desired. • Type in enhanced logo is stacked and modular, thus flexible for multiple configurations. • Type has customized joints – the R & N is joined; the A & D is joined, and the R & S is joined. • Columns realigned, roofline altered, steps altered, left jut reduced.

Seal: Unchanged (For Academic, Official Use Only)

Seal: Unchanged (For Academic, Official Use Only)

“One University” Visual Hierarchy: Academic

“One University” Visual Hierarchy: Academic

“One University” Visual Hierarchy: Affiliates

“One University” Visual Hierarchy: Affiliates

Unit Categorization Categories: • Administrative and Support Departments • Special Events and Special Interest

Unit Categorization Categories: • Administrative and Support Departments • Special Events and Special Interest Groups • Instructional Departments and Schools • Affiliates • Retail Industries

Unit Categorization

Unit Categorization

Color Palette • Southern Evergreen is the traditional school color and is the primary

Color Palette • Southern Evergreen is the traditional school color and is the primary color • The main accent color, or secondary color, is Southern Lime, chosen for its ability to portray a warm, welcoming, and friendly academic community

Color Palette: Bright Palette

Color Palette: Bright Palette

Color Palette: Muted Palette

Color Palette: Muted Palette

Typography: Serif

Typography: Serif

Typography: Sans Serif

Typography: Sans Serif

Goal: Consistency, Recognizable

Goal: Consistency, Recognizable

Goal: Consistency, Recognizable

Goal: Consistency, Recognizable

Stationery System

Stationery System

12”x 9” Envelopes & #10 Window Envelopes

12”x 9” Envelopes & #10 Window Envelopes

9”x 6” Envelopes & 5 ½” x 8 ½” Notepads

9”x 6” Envelopes & 5 ½” x 8 ½” Notepads

Notecards

Notecards

Labels and Fax Cover Sheet

Labels and Fax Cover Sheet

Online ordering at marketing. southern. edu/identity

Online ordering at marketing. southern. edu/identity

Implementation Timeline • Stationery (use inventory by September 2008) • Printed pieces (use inventory

Implementation Timeline • Stationery (use inventory by September 2008) • Printed pieces (use inventory by 2010) • Web (new logo updated by January 2008) • Signs (new signs only) • Vehicle signage (new or refinished vehicles only)

Campus Debut • September 10 & 11, 2007 • Balloons delivered to all departments

Campus Debut • September 10 & 11, 2007 • Balloons delivered to all departments • Visual Identity Standards Guide

More Information • Marketing and University Relations • Ext. 2831

More Information • Marketing and University Relations • Ext. 2831