Hi Robert, Thank you very much for your reply on such short notice.
I thought it's just me that i'm crazy seeing these things like this.
Luckily the other participants don't want same logo sizes
as Orange so that there would be no more room for the event itself
(if they all could fit into the paper size).
People would buy tickets to see those companies and watch their logos
instead of an event and the performers. Maybe there should be such notice in the manuals like:
"This is applicable for company's promotional materials."
And leave some room for fairness regarding other materials. My client wanted them to be pleased.
I just thought it's far too much. Thanks once again. Regards, Florin Florea
designer | RéeL ----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert J Bennett" <email protected>
To: "List: Wireality" <email protected>
Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 6:00 PM
Subject: Re: [WIREALITY] Orange Identity usage problem - Help needed I haven't had to work with them but I think you can certainly tell them
while you will do your best to maintain the integrity of their logo that
their specific usage needs are not applicable in this case since they are
not the only sponsor and there needs to be an equal weighting of logo
sizes in fairness to all of the participants. And since this isn't just
there poster, then there 'guidelines' are really not in effect as far as
logo size and positioning. r Rob Bennett
Lead-Strategic Design / Deutsche Asset Management
1 South Street, MSBAL01-1808 / Baltimore, Maryland 21202
Voice: 410.895.3804 / Fax: 410.895.3413 / Mobile: 410.258.2543 "Florin Florea" <email protected>
06/08/04 09:59 AM
Please respond to "List: Wireality" To: "List: Wireality" <email protected>
cc:
Subject: [WIREALITY] Orange Identity usage problem - Help
Hi everyone,
I have to design a poster for an event that is sponsored
by different companies.
One of them is ORANGE.
When we asked for the logo they said that the logo
should be in the right bottom corner at a half logo
square from the margins.
This would be away from the other sponsors but that
may not be a problem except they said the size of the logo square
for a poster of 50 x 70 cm is at 4-5 cm square.
My poster will be 100 x 70 cm that makes the square
logo even bigger at 7.5 cm. This will make the logo bigger then
the headline of the event itself. First they requested 20 x 20 cm
for the plasement of their logo.
It looks strange for me.
This is not a promotional poster for this company but an event
in which Orange is part of the sponsoring beside others.
There are a lot of things going on in this event that i have to put
in this poster. Everything is so small because of it.
Do you think this is a good way of applying the rules?
Are the rules so or the guys there can't read the manual? Did someone had a similar problem?
Does anybody have an Orange manual? Florin Florea
designer | RéeL ---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, log in to Wireality.com at:
http://www.wireality.com/wire/login.wire
then click on 'Other preferences' to suspend receiving emails or leave
Wireality.
Alternatively, e-mail: email protected
For additional commands, e-mail: email protected ---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, log in to Wireality.com at:
http://www.wireality.com/wire/login.wire
then click on 'Other preferences' to suspend receiving emails or leave
Wireality.
Alternatively, e-mail: email protected
For additional commands, e-mail: email protected | 
