Charcoal
For White, Bone and light backgrounds.
Also use on Cyan and Aqua.
Visual identity
A clear signature for everything we make.
Use the Orbit and the TeraRecon name together for everyday work. Choose the color for your background, then give the logo room to breathe.
These two versions cover everyday use. Both are ready-to-use vector files.
For White, Bone and light backgrounds.
Also use on Cyan and Aqua.
For Cobalt, Deep Cobalt, the Cobalt Gradient,
Charcoal and dark backgrounds.
SVG stays sharp at any size. Need PDF or EPS for a printer? Ask Steven Brown.
x The height of a capital letter in the wordmark.
Keep at least one capital-letter height of empty space on every side of the full logo.
Keep text, image detail, other logos and the edge of the artwork outside that space.
Measure the full logo, excluding its clear space.
120 px minimum on screen
Minimum in print
About 25 mm wide
Advanced visualization
for every reading room
Give the logo a quiet, consistent place apart from the main message. Keep it easy to read at the distance the piece will be seen.
Covers, signage and closing slides may give the logo more emphasis.
Select the background you’re using to see the everyday logo pairing.
Choose the logo for the area directly beneath it. Use a calm area with good contrast, and keep the subject of the photo clear. If there is no suitable area, give the logo its own flat panel.
Place the White logo at the Cobalt end. Keep logos off flat Violet and Orchid backgrounds.
Use the supplied artwork in one flat color and keep its proportions intact.
Scale proportionally and keep the logo level.
Use Charcoal on Cyan and Aqua.
Keep shadows, glows and outlines off the logo.
Use the provided colors. Keep gradients out of the mark.
Start here when the everyday logo treatment doesn’t fit your task.
Profile pictures and app icons use the White Orbit centered on the Cobalt Gradient. Download the prepared artwork so its size and placement stay consistent.
The website favicon uses the Cobalt Orbit. The Orbit can also stand alone where the full logo cannot fit or TeraRecon is already named on the same surface, such as a small mark above a statement.
The Orbit’s standalone minimum size and clear space are still to be defined. Ask Steven before setting it very small or close to an edge.
Size the tagline for its role: large as the main message, small as a signature. The loose display treatment needs Steven’s approval.
A rounded bar under the main card may hold the logo and tagline. The bar matches the card’s width, using Charcoal on Bone or White on Cobalt. Ask before introducing a new combined logo-and-tagline lockup.
These are exceptional treatments. Get Steven Brown’s approval for the individual piece before using either.
Name products in Public Sans beside or below the TeraRecon logo. A product name may be a plain wordmark; it does not receive its own symbol or logo.
Use of the TeraRecon wordmark without the Orbit is not yet defined. Use the full logo for ordinary work and ask Steven about a specific exception.