In this section you will find the logos and artwork for downloading in both JPEG and graphic EPS file formats.
The page numbers given above each logo reference the Brand Guidelines document which demonstrates how the designs look when applied. There are many variants to provide flexibility so please ensure you select the particular design that you need for your promotional materials.
Instructions for Downloading Images
JPEGs
- to use the size shown – right-click on the image and select “Save Image As . . .” from the pop-up menu. Save it to your own computer and then insert it into the document you are creating.
- to use a full size version – left-click on the image to open it in a new tab. Then right-click and save to your computer as above. You will need to use your browser’s “Back” button to return to the page of the website you were on.
EPS files
EPS files are used by graphic designer applications e.g. Illustrator and are preferred by printing companies. Click on the link, and if you do not have a package that can read these, select the “Save File” option. Save the file to your computer and email it to your designer.
Dynamic S colour
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Dynamic S monochrome |
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Page 6 |
Page 6 |
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EPS Version |
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SI Portrait colour |
SI Landscape colour |
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Page 4 |
Page 4 |
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EPS Version |
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SIGBI Portrait colour |
SIGBI Landscape colour |
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Page 9 |
Page 8 |
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SI Portrait monochrome |
SI Landscape monochrome |
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Page 12 |
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SIGBI Portrait monochrome |
SIGBI Landscape monochrome |
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Page 12 |
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Facebook Profile PictureIf you want to use the logo on a Facebook account as the profile picture, then the image needs to be square. You can use the one shown here. |
There is also a Reverse version of the logo, which is shown as a PDF below, but you will need to request the JPEG from Federation Office if required. You need to have the colour applied to the background in the document that you want to use the logo in, and then insert the JPEG over the top (see page 12 of the Brand Guidelines document):
