The Missouri Arts Council logo is provided to current funded grantees to acknowledge Council support. Those organizations are required to acknowledge our support.
Only those organizations may use the Missouri Arts Council logo.
Here are tips to keep in mind when deciding which version of our logo to use.
Versions
Black logo on white background
Horizontal, with tagline “The State of the Arts,” shadow on the “picture frame”
Horizontal, with tagline “The State of the Arts,” no shadow
Horizontal, no tagline or shadow
Vertical, with tagline “The State of the Arts,” shadow on the frame
Vertical, with tagline “The State of the Arts,” no shadow
Vertical, no tagline or shadow
Reverse: white logo on black background
(no shadows on any of these variations)
Horizontal, with tagline “The State of the Arts”
Horizontal, no tagline
Vertical, with tagline “The State of the Arts”
Vertical, no tagline
Orientation
Choose the orientation, vertical or horizontal, that will maximize the image for the space allotted.
Tagline and shadow: use both, only one, or neither?
If the image will be larger than 2 inches wide or high (whichever is greater), use the version with both the tagline and the shadow.
If the image will be between 2 inches wide or high and 1-1/2 inches wide or high, use the version with the tagline but without the shadow.
If the image will be smaller than 1-1/2 inches wide or high, use the version without either the tagline or shadow.
Types of files
We provide our logo in JPG, PNG, and Adobe Illustrator formats. JPGs are available in resolutions of both 72 ppi (customary for use online) and 300 ppi (necessary for use in printed materials).
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Logo Design Credit
The Missouri Arts Council logo was designed by Rob Bernet of Springfield, with contributions by Jill Fannin and Kaie Stephenson and the support of Bob Noble, former Missouri Arts Council board member.