Basic Manual WDSF
Basic Manual WDSF
Basic Manual WDSF
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Introduction Brand Colors Compositions Fonts 3 4 5 8 9
INTRODUCTION
The IWGA Logo dates back to the early 1980s but has undergone significant redesigns in 2002 and in 2007. It symbolizes an association which seeks to continually develop the popularity of many different sports worldwide, and to promote all the values associated with sport in general. In 2002, additional icons were designed to complement the Logo in symbolizing the IWGA. The Logo, the pictograms and the The World Games: 30+ sports at their best! make for the recognizable and consistent IWGA brand. After the latest redesign of the Logo in 2007 all additional icons were adapted to the new brand. This Corporate Identity (CI) Manual defines basic norms which govern the reproduction and the use of the IWGA Logo as well as the additional icons. The norms need to be rigorously respected by all those making use of these graphic elements. This CI Manual (Version 2007) supercedes the ones published previously. The IWGA provides further advice and assistance to anyone duly authorized to make use of the designs in this CI Manual. All intellectual property rights, including copyright and trademark rights, of the designs contained in this CI Manual are owned by the IWGA. All rights are reserved. Roland Hilfiker WDSF Communications Director
WDSF COMMUNICATIONS P.O. Box 110 17487 Empuriabrava Spain [email protected] TEL: +34 972 45 60 02
BRAND
The redesigned Logo is the symbol by which the IWGA is visually identified. The W, the sphere and four (4) arcs, or swooshes, go together with three lines of text: International (1st), World Games (2nd), Association (3rd). All nine elements make up the Logo. The fact that some of these elements existed in earlier versions of the Logo makes a statement regarding values such as tradition and continuity, both of considerable importance to the IWGA. At the same time, the new Logo carries a message of renovation: the four arcs/swooshes in distinct colors symbolize the tie-in of the IWGA with the Olympic Movement. While inspired by the Olympic rings, the four arcs in their spectral colors assume a separate identity, one which stands for renewal and modernity. The redesigned IWGA Logo was submitted the International Olympic Committee for approval. The font used in the three lines of text is Arial. Its basic structure and clarity transmit the IWGA message best. In the line made up by the words World and Games Arial Black is used, putting the emphasis on the event itself. The font colors are blue and for the word Games yellow. Substituting the Logos full text International World Games Association with the acronym IWGA is NOT permissible.
COLORS
Download RGB
One Color
Certain applications could warrant the reproduction of the Logo in a single color. Unscreened reproductions in a single color are NOT permissible.
DanceSport
Black Backgrounds
world
federation
DanceSport
world
federation
Download white
DanceSport
world
federation
DanceSport
world
federation
Download plane ink
One Ink
Colored Backgrounds
Samples of what is acceptable (Yes) and of what is unacceptable (No) in reproducing the Logo on different backgrounds:
DanceSport
Yes
world
federation
DanceSport
Yes
White logo on appropriately colored background
world
federation
COMPOSITIONS
The graphic and the text elements of the WDSF logo may be composed differently to suit a more horizontal layout. The following is acceptable:
DanceSport
world
federation
FONTS
For the text elements of the WDSF Logo Akzidenz Grotesk Medium Condensed and Akzidenz Grotesk Extra Bold fonts are used. The line DanceSport is always put in Akzidenz Grotesk Extra Bold, World and Federation in Akzidenz Grotesk Medium Condensed.
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