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Voice and VisualIdentity Guidelinesfor Rotarians
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ROTARYSSTORY
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THE GREATEST OF ALLACHIEVEMENTS...ARE THERESULT OF THE COMBINED
EFFORT OF HEART AND HEADAND HAND WORKING INPERFECT COORDINATION.
PAUL P. HARRIS, FOUNDER
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Contents
INTRODUCTION
4 Background Why were strengthening
our image What weve done What we need to do
WHO WE ARE
5 How we got here6 Our values and our essence 7 Our voice
OUR LOOK
9 Visual toolkit overview10 Logos Configurations Color variations,
masterbrandColor variations,
mark of excellence Using the mark of
excellence Clear space and minimum
sizes for print anddigital
Signature system for clubs, districts,
and zones Best practices18 Color palette
Overview Formula codes Best practices21 Typography
Primary, secondary,and alternate type
Best practices23 Imagery Style overview and
subject matter24 Icons and information
graphics Overview Areas of Focus icons
BRINGING THE PIECESTOGETHER
26 Design inspiration Brochure covers Interior spreads Posters, vertical Posters, horizontal Pamphlets Billboards
Digital E-newsletters
CONTACT INFORMATION
@rotary.org
COMING UP
Tools and templates will beavailable online in the comingmonths. These resources willmake it easy to apply ournew look to your brochures,
PowerPoints, and other printand digital communications.
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21 August 2013 4INTRODUCTIONBackground
Why werestrengthening our image
For more than 100 years, Rotary has unitedleaders committed to applying their expertise tobetter their communities. Despite over a century ofimpact in communities around the world, Rotarydoes not get the recognition it deserves. Weneed to rethink how we tell our story so peopleeverywhere understand what Rotary stands for,
how were different, and why it matters.In 2011, Rotary embarked on a multiyear initiativeof unprecedented scale to strengthen our image.In addition to expanding public understanding ofwhat Rotary does, we want to motivate, engage,and inspire current and prospective members,donors, partners, and staff.
What weve done
To tell our story better, we first need to define it.Based on extensive global research, we:
Defined our essenceto identify how Rotary is differentfrom other organizations
Brought our values to lifeto ensure our actions supportour words
Established our voiceto reflect our distinct character
Clarified how we presentour offerings so peopleunderstand what we do and
how they can engage
Refreshed our visual identityto energize our look and feelwhile celebrating our heritage
What we need to do
Bringing our story to life is our next charge and one that requires champions across levels,groups, and functions.
We are Rotary, and we have a great story to tell.
Its up to all of us to protect,promote, and deliver on that storyin all our interactions.
This guide will help you apply our new look andvoice. More resources will be available onlinein the coming months. Look for new tools andtemplates that will help you apply our new look toyour brochures, PowerPoints, and other print anddigital communications.
Through a unified Rotary image and message,were not just enhancing our reputation, were
elevating the entire Rotary experience.
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21 August 2013 5WHO WE AREHow WeGot Here
AN UNPRECEDENTED EVALUATION OF OUR IMAGE FRAMING OUR STRENGTHS FOR CLARITY AND IMPACT
Our global research revealed three insights. Our research insights define who we are (responsible leaders),what we do (connect), and why it matters (community impact).Validation research revealed how to articulate these strengths ina compelling way.
Rotarians are responsible
leaders both sociallyand ethically
Define leadership by
mindset and approach,not labels or titles
Connecting has andalways will be the drivingforce behind Rotary
Highlight connectionsand communities,not the individual
Its not just aboutglobal impact we impact communitieson a global scale
Clarify the type of impactRotary makes (i.e., communityimpact scaled globally;lasting change)
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21 August 2013 6WHO WE AREOur Values andOur Essence
What are values?
Values drive our behavior. Theyrepresent our beliefs, what we do,and how we act.
How did we defineour values?
Our values are rooted in guidingprinciples that have alwaysdefined Rotary. Now, we want tobring our values to life by showinghow we demonstrate them incommunities around the world.
What do we meanby essence?
Our essence defines what we do:
Unite leaders from all continents,cultures, and occupations
Exchange ideasTake action to improve ourcommunities around the world
OUR VALUES HOW WE LIVE OUR VALUES
Fellowship andGlobal Understanding We build lifelongrelationships
Ethics and Integrity We honor ourcommitments
Diversity
We connect diverseperspectives
Vocational Expertise,Service, and Leadership
We apply our leadershipand expertise to solvesocial issues
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21 August 2013 7WHO WE AREOur Voice
What is our voice?
Our voice is the unique tone andstyle in which we communicate.
Why is a distinctive voiceimportant for Rotary?
There is no organization quitelike Rotary. To ensure ourcommunications capture ourdistinct character and howpeople experience Rotary we need to use a unified voicein all of our interactions. Byspeaking, writing, and designingin one voice, our communicationswill look, feel, and soundunmistakably like Rotary.
How should we useour voice?
Our voice attributes serve as a
guide for how we speak, write,and design. Use them as criteriato evaluate your communications.A variety of visual and verbaltools (e.g., copy, imagery,information graphics, etc.) canhelp us infuse our voice into all ofour communications. For detailsabout how to apply visual identityelements, see pages 9-25.
OUR VOICE IS... THIS MEANS... OUR COMMUNICATIONS ARE...
Smart We look at problems from different angles andapply our expertise to address social issues in waysothers cannot. We are insightful and discerning.
Knowledgeable
Perceptive
Confident
Compassionate
Tackling the worlds toughest challenges requiresempathy. We champion real people and storiesthat are relatable and universal.
Thoughtful
SincereEngaging
Persevering We find lasting solutions to systemic problemsat home and abroad. We speak with clarity andconviction.
Bold
Purposeful
Courageous
Inspiring Motivated by the enduring connections andpositive change we bring to communities andthe world, we encourage others to take action.We convey hope, enthusiasm, and passion.
Upbeat
Hopeful
Visionary
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21 August 2013 8WHO WE AREOur VoiceExamples
Here are a couple of examplesto demonstrate how our voicestrengthens our message:
EXAMPLES BEFORE(without Rotarys voice) AFTER(in Rotarys voice) WHY ITS EFFECTIVE
Invitation toprospective membersto visit a local club
Rotary is ordinary people around theworld working together to cleanthe environment, end polio, improveour communities, and accomplishother extraordinary things.
Learn more at rotary.org.
Its amazing what we canaccomplish when hearts andminds work together. Seehow leaders from countries,cultures, and occupationsaround the world are takingaction to enhance health,
empower youth, promotepeace, and advancecommunity.
Join leaders at aRotary club near you.
Is active, inspiring,and inviting
Balances compassion (hearts)and intelligence (minds)
Defines leadership by mindset(diverse perspectives) and action
Clarifies our impact
Includes a clear call-to-action
Excerpt fromRotary.org
Rotarys Anniversary
Rotarys 108th anniversary marksa year of both achievements in thefight to eradicate polio anda stepped-up commitment to finishthe job. You can help by learninghow to use advocacy to encouragegovernments to fund the vital workof polio eradication.
Another year, another chanceto make history
Were closer than ever toeradicating polio. But even aswe celebrate our 108th yearof community impact, werereminded that there is muchto do. Become an effectiveadvocate so together we canfinish the job.
Headline is inspiring versusdescriptive
Highlights Rotaryspersevering spirit
Is more compassionateand human (i.e., uses thecollective we)
Has a clear call-to-action
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21 August 2013 9OUR LOOKVisual ToolkitOverview
Focused, purposeful, inspiring,with a touch of gold.
Our visual toolkit contains the basicelements in our visual system.
It includes our logos, color palette,typography, iconography, andinformation graphic styles, along withphotography style and suggestedsubject matter.
Each element is designed to
work in harmony with the otherswhile providing flexibility within aframework. When combined, theyclearly convey our active leadership,our persevering spirit, andour compassion.
FRUTIGER BLACKCONDENSEDALL CAPS FORHEADLINES
AND MAIN NAV
Frutigerfor subheads,secondary nav,info graphics,and lockupsLight ItalicRoman ItalicBold ItalicBlack Italic
Ultra Black
Sentinel
for body text,
secondary heads,
captions,
and callouts
LightItalic
BookItalic
MediumItalic
SemiboldItalic
BoldItalic
Typography p. 21-22
Primary Secondary
Colors p. 18-20
Rotary Leadership Colors
Secondary Pastels Neutrals Logos p. 10-17
Masterbrand Signature Mark of Excellence
Imagery p. 23
Rotarians Uniting and Exchanging Ideas MetaphoricalRotarians Taking Action for Community
Information Graphics p. 24
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Iconography Style p. 24
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21 August 2013 10OUR LOOKLogosConfigurations
Masterbrand Signature Mark of Excellence
Rotary Wordmark Rotary Emblem
Our logo has recently evolved toinclude our wordmark, which is theword Rotary, and our emblem, theRotary wheel.
The word Rotary always appearsbefore our emblem in all of oursignatures.
This official logo is our masterbrandsignature, which should be usedwherever possible. Our mark ofexcellence should not appear alone,
but can be used in proximity to themasterbrand signature and should bescaled up to make greater impact.
It is crucial to maintain theconsistency of our signatures.Positioning and proportionalrelationships of all componentswithin the signature arefixed and should never be altered.
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21 August 2013 11OUR LOOKLogosColor Variations,Masterbrand
Positive (for light or white backgrounds only)
Reversed (for dark backgrounds only)
Full color One color (100% white)
Full color
One color
100% black 100% Rotary AzureRotary Royal Blue Rotary Gold
The full-color Rotary signature is ourofficial, preferred version. Alwaysuse it in digital environments andwhenever printing with at least twocolors. Our emblem must alwaysappear in Rotary Gold, unless two-color printing is not possible.
Do not alter or switch any signaturecomponent colors.
One-color variations of the Rotarysignatures are supplied in black,
Rotary Azure, and white for reversetype. These can be applied for one-color printing or on very complexbackgrounds that may hinder legibilityor appearance of colors.
Use the appropriate color versionto maintain the best contrast andlegibility: positive for light or whitebackgrounds and reversed for darkbackgrounds.
Comparable metallic versions ofRotary colors shown on this page mayalso be used for special circumstances.For more details regarding our colorpalette, see pages 18-20.
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21 August 2013 12OUR LOOKLogosColor Variations,Mark of Excellence
Full Color
One Color
Acceptable solid background colors
Rotary Gold
Our mark of excellence should alwaysappear in Rotary Gold, unless two-color printing is not possible.
One-color variations of the markof excellence are supplied in black,Rotary Azure, and white for reversetype. These can be applied only forone-color printing.
Comparable metallic versions ofRotary Gold may also be used forspecial circumstances. For more
details regarding our color palette,see pages 18-20.
100% Rotary Azure 100% white (reversed)
Light image
100% black
Dark image
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21 August 2013 13OUR LOOKLogosUsing theMark of Excellence
Size
Size relationship of mark of excellence and masterbrand signature
Examples (mark of excellence always in proximity to masterbrand signature)
Single-page communications
Opacity
100% opaque on solids
Multipage (front/back)
Always BIGOur mark of excellence is a symbol ofour leadership. It should appear largeon high-impact communications tomake a bold statement and promote asense of urgency.
Always near masterbrandsignatureThe mark of excellence should alwaysappear with one of our signatures, andnever appear alone.
Do not overuseReserve for covers or single-pagemarketing materials such as postersor advertising, if appropriate. Refrainfrom repeating it too many timeswithin any communication or using it insubordinate situations such as interiorspreads or secondary web pages.
For color options, refer to page 12.
4x minimumx
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21 August 2013 14OUR LOOKLogosClear Spaceand MinimumSizes for Print
LOGO MINIMUM SIZE FOR PRINT
Masterbrand signature
Minimum size is13mm / 0.5"
No restrictionon maximum height
13mm0.5"
Mark of excellenceMinimum size is 4x heightof the emblem in the nearbymasterbrand signature
No restrictionon maximum height
Minimum Ratio:
52mm / 2" when paired with themasterbrand signature
CLEAR SPACE Clear space that is,the space surrounding the
masterbrand signature is equal to the height of thecapital R in the Rotarywordmark.
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21 August 2013 15OUR LOOKLogosClear Spaceand MinimumSizes for Digital
LOGO MINIMUM SIZE FOR DESKTOP/LAPTOP MINIMUM SIZE FOR MOBILE/TABLET
Masterbrand signature
Minimum size is60px
No restrictionon maximum height
60px 80px
Mark of excellence
Minimum size is 4x heightof the emblem in the nearbymasterbrand signature
No restrictionon maximum height
Minimum ratio:
240px when paired with themasterbrand signature
120px when paired with thesimplified signature
Minimum ratio:
320px when paired with themasterbrand signature
160px when paired with thesimplified signature
Simplified signature
For digital small use andconfined spaces
Maximum height is under60px for desktop/laptop80px for mobile/tablet
Minimum size is30px for desktop/laptop40px for mobile/tablet
30px 40px
CLEAR SPACE Clear space for masterbrandsignature is equal to theheight of the lowercase oin the Rotary wordmark.
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21 August 2013 16OUR LOOK
Club [of/at] [Location]
Copy above and below:Frutiger LT STD 45 Light,12pt,Rotary Royal Blueright aligned to Rotary wordmark
0.25"/ 6.4mm
0.22" / 5.6mm
0.5" / 13mm
[Location]
Club
[Location] Club [of/at]
Preferred
ROTARY CLUBS
LogosSignatureSystem forClubs, Districts,and Zones
DISTRICTS AND ZONES
Districts
Zones 21b-27
We have created special signaturesystems that allow you to identifyyour club, district, or zone on all yourcommunications materials. In the comingmonths, we will provide a tool for everyclub to create its own signature. Rotaryvendors will also be able to feature thesesignatures on Rotary merchandise.
Rotary ClubsThe Rotary club signature consists ofthe masterbrand signature plus the clubname and should be used instead of
the masterbrand signature on club-levelcommunications.
The preferred configuration is RotaryClub [of/at] [Location], with the wordRotary coming first.
Two acceptable alternatives have beenprovided to cover variations of clubnames.
The positioning and size relationshipbetween the Rotary wordmark and theemblem are fixed and should never bealtered.
Districts and ZonesDistrict and zone signatures consistof the masterbrand signature plus thedistrict or zone number and shouldreplace the masterbrand signature ondistrict and zone communications.
When creating, use the samespecifications as the club signaturesabove.
Zones 24 & 32Zone 33District 1239
Acceptable alternates
Zones
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Use the masterbrand signature on abackground that has sufficient contrast.
Use a two-color masterbrand signature whenprinting in full color.
Keep the mark of excellence whole nevercropped.
Keep the masterbrand signature free of aholding shape and use the correct typefaceand symbol.
Use Rotary colors specified on page 12 for themark of excellence.
Size the mark of excellence correctly whenusing it with the logo, as shown on page 13.
Keep all elements undistorted and in theright order.
Make sure the mark of excellence iscompletely legible.
Place the mark of excellence away fromthe logo.
Keep the masterbrand signature clear ofoutlines, special effects, or other graphicelements.
LogosBest Practices
Masterbrand signature
Mark of excellence
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21 August 2013 18OUR LOOKColor PaletteOverview
Rotary Leadership Colors
Rotary Azure Rotary Sky Blue Rotary Royal Blue
Secondary Colors
Cranberry
Violet
Turquoise Slate
Powder Blue
Mist
Moss
Lavender
Taupe Storm Ash Platinum Cloud
Charcoal Pewter Smoke Silver Black
WhiteOrange
Pastels Neutrals
Rotary Gold
We are smart, compassionate,persevering, and inspiring, and wevechosen a set of colors to express thoseattributes.
A few shades of BLUEand a touch ofGOLDare our predominant colors. Tocreate a unified look and feel, theseleadership colors should be used moreoften than other colors in our palette.Use Rotary Azure most often, andreserve Rotary Sky Blue and RotaryRoyal Blue to complement and highlight.
Rotary Gold should be used as thejewel on a page.
Use secondary colors sparingly to createoccasional emphasis or differentiationwithin a series, if applicable.
Pastels and neutrals provide thenecessary flexibility when working withbackgrounds, layouts, and hierarchy ofinformation, without being overbearing.
All colors have been carefully chosento complement one another in mostsituations. They should be used in theirpure format, never screened.
Comparable metallic versions ofthese colors may be used for specialcircumstances, such as signage or pinsor when using foils for awards andcertificates.
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21 August 2013 19OUR LOOKColor PaletteFormula Codes
Rotary Leadership Colors
Azure
PMS 2175CC99 M47 Y0 K0
PMS 2175UC99 M53 Y0 K0
Hex #005daaR0 G93 B170
Sky Blue
PMS 2202CC96 M0 Y6 K0
PMS 2202UC94 M0 Y6 K0
Hex #01b4e7R1 G180 B231
Royal Blue
PMS 286CC100 M80 Y9 K2
PMS 286UC100 M92 Y9 K2
Hex #00246cR0 G36 B108
Gold
PMS 130CC0 M26 Y100 K0
PMS 129UC0 M20 Y100 K0
Hex #febd11R254 G189 B17
Secondary Colors
Cranberry
PMS 214CC0 M100 Y22 K0
Rubine RedUC0 M100 Y22 K0
Hex #d91b5cR217 G27 B92
Turquoise
PMS 7466CC90 M0 Y38 K0
PMS 7466UC88 M0 Y27 K0
Hex #009999R0 G153 B153
Violet
PMS 2070CC57 M91 Y0 K0
PMS 2070UC54 M99 Y0 K0
Hex #872175R135 G33 B117
Orange
PMS 2018CC0 M68 Y95 K0
PMS 2018UC0 M58 Y95 K0
Hex #ff7600R255 G118 B0
Pastels
Slate
PMS 2165CC68 M43 Y30 K9
PMS 2166UC68 M46 Y30 K13
Hex #687d90R104 G125 B144
Mist
PMS 2162CC40 M23 Y18 K1
PMS 2162UC42 M26 Y18 K4
Hex #9ea6b4R158 G166 B180
Lavender
PMS 665CC17 M20 Y0 K8
PMS 665UC17 M20 Y0 K8
Hex #c6bcd0R198 G188 B208
Moss
PMS 7537CC36 M23 Y34 K0
PMS 7537UC36 M23 Y30 K0
Hex #a7aca2R167 G172 B162
Powder Blue
PMS 290CC25 M4 Y5 K0
PMS 545UC28 M4 Y0 K0
Hex #c9dee9R201 G222 B233
Taupe
PMS 7501CC13 M16 Y35 K0
PMS 7501UC13 M16 Y35 K0
Hex #d9c89eR217 G200 B158
Neutrals
Charcoal
Cool Gray 11CC48 M22 Y24 K66
Cool Gray 11UC15 M0 Y0 K60
Hex #58585aR88 G88 B90
Pewter
Cool Gray 8CC23 M11 Y13 K41
Cool Gray 8UC10 M0 Y0 K50
Hex #919295R145 G146 B149
Storm
Warm Gray 10CC51 M46 Y55 K19
Warm Gray 10UC51 M46 Y45 K19
Hex #675d58R103 G93 B88
Ash
Warm Gray 7CC41 M34 Y44 K4
Warm Gray 7UC41 M38 Y37 K8
Hex #958d85R149 G141 B133
Smoke
Cool Gray 5CC0 M0 Y0 K33
Cool Gray 5UC0 M0 Y0 K33
Hex #bcbdc0R188 G189 B192
Silver
Cool Gray 2CC14 M10 Y13 K0
Cool Gray 2UC14 M10 Y16 K0
Hex #e7e7e8R231 G231 B232
Platinum
Warm Gray 3CC25 M22 Y32 K0
Warm Gray 3UC25 M22 Y28 K2
Hex #c5c1bbR197 G193 B187
Black
C0 M0 Y0 K100
Hex #000000R0 G0 B0
Cloud
Warm Gray 1CC15 M12 Y17 K0
Warm Gray 1UC15 M12 Y17 K0
Hex #e6e5d8R230 G229 B216
White
C0 M0 Y0 K0
Hex #ffffffR255 G255 B255
When using our color palette, besure to apply the appropriateformulations listed on this page.
Our colors should never bescreened or adjusted.
Coated and uncoated formulas areshown here for the following:
Pantone colorsCMYKfor 4-color processRGBfor digitalHexadecimalfor web
To obain ASE files for latestpalette swatches, please [email protected].
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Use colors that complement one another;use leadership colors for large areas.
Keep the background the same color ratherthan creating gradients.
Use fully saturated rather than tints orscreened colors in our palette.
Highlight headings, subheads, icons, andbuttons with colors from our palette.
Reserve Rotary Gold for pops of color. Use the blues in our leadership colors as thepredominant palette.
Use the secondary colors to highlightelements, but never as a dominant color.
Use neutrals and white space to achievebalance and clarity.
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21 August 2013 21OUR LOOKTypographyPrimary, Secondary,and Alternate Type
Alternate Typefaces To be used when the primary and secondary typefaces are not availablePrimary Typeface
Primary*, use ALL CAPS condensedstyle for headlines and main navigation.Use regular style for secondaryheadlines, secondary navigation, infographics, lockups, identifiers, or densebody copy.
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890
47 Light Condensed57 Condensed67 Bold Condensed77 Black Condensed
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PQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890
45 Light46 Light Italic55 Roman56 Italic65 Bold66 Bold Italic
75 Black
76 Black Italic95 Ultra Black
FRUTIGER
LT STD
Alternate, for digital (web) applications orwhen Frutiger LT STD is not available
Alternate, for Microsoft Officeapplications or when Open SansCondensed is not available
OPEN SANS
CONDENSED
ARIAL
NARROWABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890
Condensed LightCondensed Light ItalicCondensed Bold
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
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LightLight ItalicRegularItalic
Semibold
Semibold Italic
Bold
Bold Italic
Extra BoldExtra Bold Italic
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
PQRSTUVWXYZ
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Italic
Bold
Bold Italic
Secondary*, use for body text,secondary headlines, captions, callo uts,or identifiers.
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
PQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstu
vwxyz1234567890
Light
Light Italic
Book
Book Italic
Medium
Medium ItalicSemibold
Semibold Italic
Bold
Bold Italic
Black
Black Italic
Sentinel
Alternate, for digital (web) applicationsand Microsoft Office applications,or when Sentinel is not available
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890
Regular
Italic
Bold
Bold Italic
Georgia
*For information to purchasethese typefaces, please [email protected].
Secondary Typeface
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21 August 2013 22OUR LOOK
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For emphasis, highlight one or two wordsusing a larger type size or light-weight italic.When using italic, use a light weightand set all type to one size. Keep leadingand kerning consistent.
Use uppercase typography in headlines orsubheads.
Use Frutiger rather than Sentinel for headlinetext.
Watch your leading and kerning so that itdoesn't look overly open, too tight, or uneven.Keep letterforms proportionate.
Use lighter weights for body copy. Use colored type that has sufficient contrast.
Use Frutiger styles for documents with densebody copy.
Use bold or italic for emphasis only.Use Sentinel for subheads and body copy. Use Frutiger in large point sizes for calloutsand data visualization.
USE FRUTIGERCONDENSEDBOLD, BLACK OREXTRA BLACK
ALL CAPSFOR HEADLINES
HIGHLIGHTONE OR TWO WORDSWITH LARGER TYPE
RotaryFood Drive
All residents can give by
placing non-perishable food at
their doors.
Pick-up begins at 10:00 a.m.
Saturday, October 6th.
Pre-packaged bags of items
are available at the local IGA
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TypographyBest Practices
ALL CAPSCONDENSEDHEADLINEWITHITALICSALL SAMEPOINT SIZE
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Single Rotarian
Single Rotarian With beneficiaries Without RotariansLarge groupsSmall groups
Small groups Large groups
ImageryStyle Overview andSubject Matter
Our photography focuses on connectionsand community.
Whenever possible, try to use shotsdepicting multiple Rotarians of diverseethnicities and age ranges. Refrain fromfocusing on an individual, unless he orshe is profiled or featured in a story.
If shot indoors, keep backgrounds blurryor nondescript so unattractive objectslike drop-ceilings, dated chandeliers, exitsigns, etc., are rendered less visible.
When beneficiaries are depicted, theyshould appear actively engaged withRotarians or like active participants ina scene, not incidental observers in thebackground.
When choosing or shooting newphotography, aim for the following:
- editorial or reportage style(fly-on-the-wall)
- candid poses or natural portraits- real, natural, sincere, endearing
expressions
- demonstrations of active leadershipand impact
- special moments of camaraderie,friendship, warmth, and celebration
- movement and momentum- rich full color, or black and white- short depth of field with
selective focus (people shotthrough crowds)
- wide angles- natural backgrounds and real context
(not solid portraiture backdrops orstudio photography)
Rotarians Uniting and Exchanging Ideas
Rotarians Taking Action for Community
Metaphorical/Conceptual
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21 August 2013 24OUR LOOKIcons andInformationGraphicsOverview
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When choosing or creating iconographyand information graphics, look for stylesthat are simple, modern, and informative.
When housing icons in shapes, usecircles to reinforce the shape of theRotary emblem.
Use icons and information graphics toillustrate facts or aid in navigation, butdo not apply them as logos.
Organizing principles
Iconography Style
Information Graphics
Examples
Join Leaders Exchange Ideas Take Action
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Minimum sizes
Print Digital for desktop/laptop Digital for mobile/table
Icons andInformationGraphicsAreas ofFocus Icons
Rotary has identified six areas of focusthat reflect critical humanitarian issuesand needs that Rotarians are addressingworldwide. Each icon to the rightrepresents one facet of Rotaryssix areas of focus:
1 Peace and conflictprevention/resolution
2 Disease prevention and treatment3 Water and sanitation4 Maternal and child health5 Basic education and literacy6 Economic and community
development
Always show all six icons togetheruniformly in one Rotary neutral color.
When discussing one specific area offocus, highlight that icon using anyRotary leadership or secondary color.All other icons should remain neutral.
When all areas are being discussed
simultaneously, highlight all six iconsusing a single Rotary leadership orsecondary color.
Always use the same color to highlightthe icons within a single document orcommunication.
Do not color code the six areas of focus,and do not alter proportions or theshape of the circle housing the symbols.
AREAS OF FOCUS
Horizontal configuration Stacked configurationVertical configuration
Enclose the icons in circles only. Use one Rotary color
as background in the circles and another Rotarycolor to highlight the appropriate icons, as shown atthe top of the page.
13mm0.5"
60px
80px
Single icon highlightedusing any Rotary leadership
or secondary color0.5"13mm
0.125"3mm
0.125"3mm
Neutral color
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21 August 2013 28BRINGING THE PIECES TOGETHERDesignInspirationPosters, Vertical
LISBOA2013
CELEBRATE DIVERSE
PERSPECTIVES.DISCOVER SHARED
INTERESTS.
RotaryFood Drive
All residents can give by
placing non-perishable food at
their doors.
Pick-up begins at 10:00 a.m.
Saturday, October 6th.
Pre-packaged bags of items
are available at the local IGA
in varying dollar amounts.
Volunteers will check every
front door in your town.
NO ONE IN OUR
COMMUNITYSHOULD GO
HUNGRY.WITH OUR HELP,
NO ONE WILL.
Club [of/at] [Location]
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Club [of/at] [Location]
NO ONE IN OUR
COMMUNITYSHOULD GO
HUNGRY.WITH OUR HELP,
NO ONE WILL.
RotaryFood Drive
All residents can give by
placing non-perishable foodat
their doors.
Pick-upbegins at10:00 a.m.
Saturday,October 6th.
Pre-packagedbags of items
are available atthe local IGA in
varying dollar amounts.
Volunteers will checkevery
frontdoor in your town.
Club [of/at] [Location]
NO ONE IN OUR
COMMUNITYSHOULD GO
HUNGRY.WITH OUR HELP,
NO ONE WILL.
RotaryFood Drive
All residents can give by
placing non-perishable foodat
their doors.
Pick-upbegins at10:00 a.m.
Saturday,October 6th.
Pre-packagedbags of items
are available atthe local IGA in
varying dollar amounts.
Volunteers will checkevery
frontdoor in your town.
Club [of/at] [Location]
NO ONE IN OUR
COMMUNITYSHOULD BE COLD
THIS WINTER.WITH OUR HELP,
NO ONE WILL.
RotaryCoat Drive
All residents can give by
placing coats attheir doors.
Pick-upbegins at10:00 a.m.
Saturday,October 6th.
Volunteers will checkevery
frontdoor in your town.
Club [of/at] [Location]
NO ONE IN OUR
COMMUNITYSHOULD BE COLD
THIS WINTER.WITH OUR HELP,
NO ONE WILL.
RotaryCoat Drive
All residents can give by
placing coats attheir doors.
Pick-upbegins at10:00 a.m.
Saturday,October 6th.
Volunteers will checkevery
frontdoor in your town.
TAKE ACTION: www.rotary.org
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TAKE ACTION:
www.rotary.org
Rotary International
One Rotary Center1560 Sherman Ave.
Evanston, IL 60201-3698, USA
Tel: +1 866-976-8279 (toll-free)Tel: +1 847-866-3000Fax: +1 847-328-4101
Rotary International
One Rotary Center1560 Sherman Ave.
Evanston, IL 60201-3698, USA
Tel: +1 866-976-8279 (toll-free)Tel: +1 847-866-3000Fax: +1 847-328-4101
Rotary International
One Rotary Center1560 Sherman Ave.
Evanston, IL 60201-3698, USA
Tel: +1 866-976-8279 (toll-free)Tel: +1 847-866-3000Fax: +1 847-328-4101
Rotary International
One Rotary Center1560 Sherman Ave.
Evanston, IL 60201-3698, USA
Tel: +1 866-976-8279 (toll-free)Tel: +1 847-866-3000Fax: +1 847-328-4101
Rotary International
One Rotary Center1560 Sherman Ave.
Evanston, IL 60201-3698, USA
Tel: +1 866-976-8279 (toll-free)Tel: +1 847-866-3000Fax: +1 847-328-4101
Rotary International
One Rotary Center1560 Sherman Ave.
Evanston, IL 60201-3698, USA
Tel: +1 866-976-8279 (toll-free)Tel: +1 847-866-3000Fax: +1 847-328-4101
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Join leaders from all
continents and cultures
to take action in
our communities and
around the world.
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21 August 2013 33BRINGING THE PIECES TOGETHERDesignInspirationE-NewsletterCover
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CONTACTINFORMATIONInquiries
For general questions or questions about purchasing/downloading PantoneTM
color swatches or purchasing recommended typefaces:
Licensing inquiries
For manufacturer/distributor interested in selling or distributing Rotary emblem merchandise
and Rotary clubs wishing to sell Rotary emblem merchandise for fundraising purposes:
547A-EN(813)
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]