Correct Use
Below are examples of correct logo uses. While the 1867 version of the Urbana-Champaign logo appears here, these examples also apply to the use of the Illinois logo or either version of the I Mark.
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Examples
A. Correct use of the bold palette version.
B. Correct use of the professional palette version
C. Correct use of the bold palette version.
D. Correct use of the professional palette version
E. Correct use of the one-color version of the campus logo on a dark background. Note the addition of a white border around the I Mark and the white wordmark, rule, and campus name text. The elements of the I Mark (Column I, rule, 1867 text) remain white.
F. The example depicts a one-color version of the campus logo appearing in red ink on peach-colored paper. It also can depict a two-color version of the campus logo appearing in red ink on top of a background printed in peach-colored ink. The elements of the I Mark (Column I, 1867 text, rule, and border) are knocked out, allowing the colored paper (or peach-colored ink) to show through.
