What does the Innovate Carolina brand mean to you?
Innovate Carolina Brand Identity Guide
The Innovate Carolina brand identity guide will help you understand the fundamentals of our brand and how to express it in your work. By being intentional in how we apply our logos, colors, typefaces, icons, illustrations, photography and voice, we create a consistent experience and provide more meaningful guidance to those who interact with us. Let’s get started making Carolina a place where innovators thrive.
Note: The Innovate Carolina Brand Identity Guide complements and works in concert with the University Branding and Identity Guidelines.
Download Brand Identity GuideBrand Values
Our brand values are traits that describe who we are as an organization and how we behave. People should experience these values through our words and actions.
Logo
Our logo represents our brand in a blink. We use it with care and apply it with consistency. Innovate Carolina uses several different logos depending on the specific application.
Color
Color sets the mood of our communications. By using a balance of neutral, warm and cool colors, we strike the right visual tone and evoke the desired emotion at a glance.
Typography
Typography is more than single letters. It’s our personality on a page. By using our typefaces, our communications are easy to read, reflect our modern sensibility and hang together visually.
Illustrations
Icons and illustrations communicate quickly. We use them to represent abstract concepts, organize information and provide visual interest to our communications.
Photography
Photography tells people a story without using a single word. We use styles and techniques to ensure our photography reflects authenticity, quality and professionalism.
Voice
The words we use are much more than idle talk. Our brand voice is our personality transcribed. We write and speak with intention. We not only think about what we say, but how we say it.
Social Media
Our social media communications reflect our voice and visual identity. Each channel has its own nuances and requires a slightly different approach and perspective.