Different IULTCS Logos patterns to be downloaded
IULTCS LOGO
FORMAT
The Logo and Title are available in different formats:
a) Vectorised, such as “eps” and “fh”. For use when printing on various surfaces and sizes as this will always keep a perfect, tidy image.
b) Pixel image, such as “jpg” or “gif”. For use for printing on paper or similar surfaces.
REMARK
Unauthorised use of the IULTCS Logo is not permitted. Permission to use the IULTCS Logo must be obtained in writing from IULTCS Secretariat.
No alterations to the format of the IULTCS Logo are permitted without the written authorisation of the IULTCS Secretariat.
FLAG
Pantone 279C (77% Cyan; 49% Magenta; 0% Yellow; 0% Black). This blue is identical to the United Nations Flag, giving the IULTCS an image of a worldwide organisation.
The Logo appears in white centrally of the Flag, in a size that is proportional to the size of the Flag.
Title
The Title appears in white as two vertical lines on the left, shorter side of the Flag.
LETTERING FORMAT
COPPER-PLATE 33 BC
Corporate colours
Pantone 484. (0% Cyan; 87% Magenta; 83% Yellow; 30% Black)
Background should be white. Alternatively it is acceptable to use Pantone 484 as the background and the symbol and logo lettering in white. In the case of the IULTCS website the background may be light blue.
IULTCS ANTHEM
At any official opening of any International or Regional IULTCS Congress, the IULTCS Flag will be set on the podium. At the same time the adopted Anthem of the IULTCS will be played. Similarly, at the closing ceremony the Flag will be handed on to the next host association of the next Congress, whilst the Anthem is played.
The Anthem is the “Air” from Handel’s Water Music Suite No. 1 in F major.
Color Black – BackGround White: Download FreeHand10
Color White – BackGround Black: Download FreeHand10
Color White – BackGround Pantone 484: Download FreeHand10
PATTERN C
The Logo is set to the left and the Title appears as one line to the right of the Logo. As appears on the IULTCS website.
PATTERN E
The Logo may be used on its own without the Title and still represent the identity of the IULTCS. For example in conjunction with ISO for testing standards or for use in the IULTCS badge (pin) made on an old.silver support.