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Typography – Automatic typographic generators such as this one rely on the letter spacing and kerning inherent within a typeface. While we have done our best to ensure the logo created is of the highest quality a computer is not able to provide you with the artistic eye for detail that an experienced graphic designer can.
Colour – The images created here use web based technologies, as a result the images are produced in RGB colour format. Please note that many printers will expect images to be provided in CMYK colour format. There are many programs available which can make the conversion from RGB to CMYK.
Resolution – These images created use web based technologies, as a result the images are produced at 72 dpi (dots per inch). This resolution is perfect for screen based technologies, but provides a lesser quality for print based materials. To overcome this the images generated are very large (approximately 5000 pixels wide), so that when they are converted to a a resolution suitable for print, the quality will be retained. The PDF maker below will produce vector based print quality documents. The best format for a logo to be in for large format printing is EPS – you can either open the PDF version of your logo in Adobe Acrobat as EPS to do this ... or employ the skills of a graphic designer.

Please note: The PDF will launch in a new tab. The PDF embeds the fonts, therefore you will be able to view the file and and print with programs such as Preview, Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Photoshop. However to make edits and changes, in a program such as Adobe Illustrator — you will need to download the fonts or save the PDF as an EPS file first (in Adobe Acrobat). You may want to employ the skills of a graphic designer to do this.

Design notes in full

The grapes device may be used in black, white or any colour UNLESS using the filled in grapes device, in which case they must be in prescribed blue (RBG(0,142,214) / Pantone 2925 / #459DD3) filling and black outline.The word ”vineyard” may be used with or without either grapes device, but if the grapes device IS used, the device must be used as set out, namely immediately before the word “vineyard” and without alteration to the design, and in that case the word “vineyard‘ must be used in vineyard style shown here.

On your website, letterheads and compliment slips you must include the phrase “Affiliated to (grapes logo) vineyard churches ®”, in the precise format shown. There must be no alterations to this graphic.

The wording “‘VINEYARD’ is a United Kingdom and European Union trade mark registered to Vineyard Churches UK & Ireland. The ‘VINEYARD CHURCHES’ logo, Vineyard ‘grapes’ device and ‘VINEYARD’ with ‘grapes’ device logo are all registered trade marks of Vineyard Churches UK & Ireland. Used here under license. All rights reserved.” should be used on webpages (anywhere) and on documents (as a footer) to show that any rights flowing from the churches’ use of the mark will accrue to us as the registered owners.

Checklist

• Logo must conform to our trademarks as shown above, including the correct use of the grapes device if used.
• Website, letterheads and compliment slips include the ‘affiliated to’ graphic.
• The correct ‘used here under licence’ wording is used on your website and on your documents.

Questions

If you have any questions about the use of the Vineyard Churches logos please contact Mark Crosby ([email protected]) or for legal questions please contact Tom Bell ([email protected]).