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Graphic Standards Guide for the College of Liberal Arts

Download the CLA Graphic Standards Guide here

Also be sure to check the Purdue University Graphic Standards Guide as well as other university branding resources.


Graphics

The EPS—or Encapsulated PostScript—format is a vector-based format that can be scaled (enlarged or shrunk) with no damage to the quality of the image. It must be opened with appropriate software such as Adobe Illustrator. Click here for more information.

The 600 dpi JPG images with color may appear to be broken when you open them in your browser. This is because the print-quality images use the CMYK color model, which may not be supported by older browsers. The images will download properly and should open in your desktop publishing software. This problem will only occur for the color graphics—the black versions will appear correctly even in older browsers.

Liberal Arts Brand with Tagline

 College of Liberal Arts
Black and gold version, centered
College of Liberal Arts
Black and gold version, flush left
 College of Liberal Arts
Black-only version, centered
 College of Liberal Arts
Black-only version, flush left

Purdue Mark with Liberal Arts branding

Black-only version

Purdue Mark with Liberal Arts branding

Black and gold version

Liberal Arts Tagline Only

 

Distinguish Yourself   Distinguish Yourself
Gold version, one line Gold version, stacked type
 Distinguish Yourself  Distinguish Yourself
Black version, one line Black version, stacked type

Liberal Arts Title Only

College of Liberal Arts


Letterhead Templates (Microsoft Word)


PowerPoint Templates

Dance Bell Tower Campus Aerial Photo
Fountain Lab



Newsletter / Brochure Templates


When to use a Photo Model Release Form

In general, you do not need a signed photo release for photos taken in public places (around the fountain, while students are walking to class, and so on).  You do need a release when the person is clearly recognizable and is the main subject of the photo, if the subject is a minor, or if you have set up a photo shoot (such as in a classroom).  If you are unsure whether or not you need one, it is best to err on the side of caution.

You can download a copy of a release here.



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