BLACK AND WHITE LOGO

You can enhance your corporate identity system by getting your logo in black and white.

The b&w version is used:

	When you have budgetary restrictions.
	When the media supports only one color
	When there is no need to print full color documents

When a design has a gradient or 2+ color overlap, it may result in low quality printing (i.e. blurred photocopy). As 4-color process printing is expensive, a black and white copy of your logo will allow you to show a professional image and keep your printing costs low. On other occasions, the reproduction technique can't handle multiple colors (i.e. casting)


Usage examples:

	Yellow pages ads
	Fax / Photocopies
	Budget printing (1 ink printing / offset printing / Laser printing)
	Casting
	Embroidery

Full color logo	Black and white logo

GRAYSCALE LOGO

A grayscale logo copy appears to be black, white, and shades of gray, but it only uses a single color ink. It's particularly useful for office printing and for copyright and trademark registration, as the copyright office only accepts grayscale versions

Full color logo	Grayscale logo

This service is provided as upgrade of our logo design packages.