Ontario Wood Marks
The Ontario Wood Marks have specified colours, form, proportions and characteristics and shall not be altered in any way. When using or displaying any of the Ontario Wood Marks, the Licensee shall only use the Ontario Wood Marks supplied by the Province to the Licensee (by means of computer disk, or such other electronic means as the Province may select).
Colour | Typography | Size and Spacing | Incorrect Usages
1.) Ontario Wood logo - English
2.) Ontario Wood logo - French
3.) Ontario Wood logo - Bilingual
Colour
The following table outlines the three primary colours of the Ontario Wood Marks represented in Image 1.
| Media | Colour 1 | Colour 2 | Colour 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| PANTONE® Coated (3-colour lithographic) | 368C | 364C | 425C |
| PANTONE® Uncoated (3-colour lithographic) | 368U | 364U | 426U |
| CMYK Coated Paper (4-colour lithographic digital) | 65 0 100 0 | 71 4 100 45 | 48 29 26 76 |
| CMYK Uncoated Paper (4-colour lithographic digital) | 52 0 86 0 | 57 5 95 33 | 71 63 55 22 |
| RGB (Web, PPT, Interactive) | 120 190 32 | 74 119 41 | 84 88 90 |
| Hexadecimal (Web, PPT, Interactive) | 78BE20 | 4A7729 | 54585A |
(Image 1)
Wherever possible, the Ontario Wood Marks should be in the three primary colours as set out above and used or displayed on a white background, as provided in Image 2 below.
The only alternative is to use or display the Ontario Wood Marks entirely in black or entirely in white, as provided in Image 2 below.
(Image 2)
Typography
The typeface of all of the Ontario Wood Marks is Trade Gothic. Where the Ontario Wood Marks are reproduced in computer or electronic communications applications in which the Trade Gothic typeface is not available, the Licensee may use the Arial typeface.
Size and Spacing
There is no maximum size for the Ontario Wood Marks; however, the minimum reproducible size of the Ontario Wood Marks, whether including or not including the tagline “The natural choice” or “Un choix naturel !”, is 0.625” (15.875mm) measured from the top to the bottom of the Ontario Wood Marks as provided in Image 3 below.
(Image 3)
The Ontario Wood Marks shall not overlap or be placed too close to other visual elements. The distance “x”, shown in Image 4 below, represents the space around the Ontario Wood Marks that must remain free of any other element. If the Licensee uses or displays the Ontario Wood Marks in a size that is smaller or larger than provided in Image 4 below, the distance “x” around the Ontario Wood Marks shall be respectively decreased or increased proportionally.
(Image 4)
Incorrect Usages
The Ontario Wood Marks shall not be altered in any way. The following, provided in Image 5 below, are examples of incorrect use and display of the Ontario Wood Marks.
(Image 5)
