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Logos and Brand Guide


The Brand Guide must be followed exactly, including fonts and colors. Please ensure your vendor has a copy of this guide.

After 40 years, several events and discussions, we came to the conclusion that it was in the best interest of the Texas Master Gardener Program to update the Extension Master Gardener logo. A PowerPoint and video explaining why we have made the change, the goal, and how it is to be used were presented at the 2019 Master Gardener Conference and are located below.

Each county will have an option to use a county-specific logo. The county-specific logos along with the other versions (logo with AgriLife block, logo without agency block or county, single color, dark background, etc.) and the brand guide are available below. Use of materials with the old logos should be discontinued by mid-2021. There is only one logo to be used and associated with the Texas Master Gardener Program. If you have questions, please feel free to email me at jayla.fry@ag.tamu.edu.

Please note there are restrictions covering the use and placement of this new TRADEMARKED logo, to be found in the brand guide. Unauthorized use will not be permitted.

TMG Brand Guide

PowerPoint Presentation (why the change, our goals, our directives)

Elements of the Logo video

Logos (available is numerous formats; if you do not see anything in the file, or only portions of the logo are visible, it is meant for a dark background).

JPG

JPG best uses: websites and printed materials
Pro: relatively small file size helps web pages load faster
Con: white background; image will become pixelated if enlarged

PNG

PNG best uses: Best uses: web/digital
Pro: transparent background
Con: larger file size than .jpg in some cases; image will become pixelated if enlarged

PDF

PDF best uses: with a professional design program such as InDesign; when sending a logo to a designer or a print vendor — especially vendors using the logo on items such as t-shirts
Pro: transparent and scalable, it can be printed as large as you need
Con: larger file sizes

ASSOCIATION/COUNTY LOGOS (County-specific; please refer to County Number Key below, especially if your association name differs from your county name)

County Number Key (this will quickly enable you to find your association-specific logo)

Logos by Association Name (This has logos that are by association name, not county name)

FACEBOOK JPG BY ASSOCIATION (square image makes it easier to use as a profile photo on FB)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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