Brand and media

Press kit

Logos, colours, and the rules for reusing the EISS brand. For journalists, partner institutions, and anyone publishing about the Initiative.

Logos

Use the mark on its own where space is tight, the lockup in headers, and the full logo where the tagline reads clearly. SVG is preferred wherever the renderer supports it.

  • EISS — network mark Constellation of dots and connecting lines representing the EISS network of European security studies researchers.

    Constellation mark

    The network symbol on its own. Favicons, app icons, tight spaces.

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  • EISS The EISS network mark above the EiSS wordmark.

    Lockup

    Mark plus the EiSS wordmark, no tagline. Headers and navigation.

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  • EISS — The European Initiative for Security Studies The EISS network mark, the EiSS wordmark, and the 'The European Initiative for Security Studies' tagline.

    Full logo

    Mark, wordmark, and tagline together. Hero areas and printed material.

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  • Full logo (PNG)

    High-resolution raster for contexts that cannot use SVG.

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Colours

Two blues carry the brand. The lighter tone draws the constellation, the darker carries the wordmark and tagline.

  • Network blue

    #73CAFF

    Constellation dots and connecting lines

  • Brand blue

    #007BC6

    Wordmark and tagline

Typography

The site sets its copy in Inter, a humanist sans-serif chosen for clarity on screen at small sizes. Where Inter is unavailable, fall back to the system sans-serif stack.

Do and don't

Please do

  • Keep clear space around the logo equal to the height of the constellation mark.
  • Use the supplied files at native proportions, scaling width and height together.
  • Place the logo on a plain light or dark background with enough contrast.

Please don't

  • Recolour the mark or apply gradients, shadows, or other effects.
  • Stretch, squash, or rotate the logo, or crop the constellation.
  • Set the logo on a busy photograph or a low-contrast background.

Attribution

When citing or crediting the Initiative, use the canonical name and link. This is the same wording carried on our licensing terms.

European Initiative for Security Studies (EISS), eiss-europa.com