The Texas Master Gardener logo is a crucial aspect of maintaining brand consistency and ensuring a strong visual identity across all platforms.
- It is essential to adhere to the guidelines outlined in the Brand Guide to ensure that the logo’s proportions, colors, and clear spaces are maintained, preserving its integrity and impact.
- No modifications are permitted.
- All vendors must be provided with the Brand Guide before starting any project, whether it is a brochure, banner, or t-shirt.
- Each county has the option to use a county-specific logo. The county-specific logos, along with other versions (such as the logo with the AgriLife block, the logo without the agency block or county, single-color logos, and those for dark backgrounds), are available below.
- Materials featuring the old logo may no longer be used. Since 2019, there is only one Texas Master Gardener Program authorized logo.
- If you have any questions, please feel free to email Nicky at nicky.maddams@ag.tamu.edu.
- Please note that the use and placement of this new TRADEMARKED logo are subject to restrictions outlined in the Brand Guide.
- Unauthorized use is strictly prohibited.
TMG Brand Guide
Logos are available in 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
Best use: websites and printed materials
Pro: relatively small file size helps web pages load faster
Con: white background; image will become pixelated if enlarged
PNG
Best use: best uses: web/digital
Pro: transparent background
Con: larger file size than .jpg in some cases; image will become pixelated if enlarged
PDF
Best use: 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
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)
Best use: to display two-dimensional images, charts, and illustrations on websites
Pro: SVG files can be scaled to any size without losing quality
Con: larger file sizes