SHIBA logo space, color, placement
Clear Space
The purpose of clear space is to ensure that the logo is not placed immediately adjacent or too close to another graphic element. Use the width of the orange parallelogram shape inside the WA state icon to define clear space around the logo. This space should be kept clear of text and other competing
graphic elements.
Minimum Size
Most importantly, use good judgment—if the logo is not clear and legible, it is too small. The deciding factor in this logo will be the point at which “WASHINGTON STATE” becomes too difficult to read and decipher.
When resizing the logo, be sure to resize it so that you don't distort the original image.
If you have questions on placement, size and which logo to use, contact the SHIBA Communications Coordinator at 360-725-7238.
Placement
Be sure to place the logo on a white background. Otherwise you will end up with a white background box around the logo if you place it on a colored background.
SHIBA logos in color
SHIBA logo - acronyms only (JPG, 942KB)
For use where logo space does not allow for the full horizontal or vertical logo presentation, where scaling down the size of the landscape and vertical stack versions would render the type, “OFFICE of the INSURANCE COMMISSIONER WASHINGTON STATE,” illegible or non-reproducible.
SHIBA logo - landscape (OIC spelled out) (JPG, 1MB)
SHIBA logo - vertical stacked (OIC spelled out) (JPG, 1MB)
SHIBA logos in grayscale
SHIBA logo - acronyms only (JPG, 162KB)
For use where logo space does not allow for the full horizontal or vertical logo presentation, where scaling down the size of the landscape and vertical stack versions would render the type, “OFFICE of the INSURANCE COMMISSIONER WASHINGTON STATE,” illegible or non-reproducible.
SHIBA logo - landscape (OIC spelled out (JPG, 155KB)
SHIBA logo - vertical stacked (OIC spelled out) (JPG, 169 KB)
