Using the Threshold Choir Logo
Please feel free to use our logo—exactly as it is. The logo is the official, trademarked symbol of the Threshold Choir, and we ask for your cooperation in using it in accordance with the guidelines below.
With so many different local choir names, we strive to appear unified without being uniform. Hence, the main logo remains constant, with varying local names in text. In the style guide, there are suggestions on how to use it if you call your group Threshold Singers or some slightly different name.
Guidelines and Templates
The Threshold Choir Style Guide (PDF) contains the color and font specifications for our “look” and describes proper logo usage. The Willow paper, cardstock, and envelopes mentioned in the style guide are no longer available. You can use any high-quality white stock you wish.
Here are some handy templates that use the Threshold Choir logo:
- Name tags—See this page for ordering a plastic name tag or printing paper name tags with the logo.
- Business cards—See this page for detailed instructions and templates for individual or chapter business cards. We suggest that you personalize the card with your chapter name, contact information, and website (instead of an individual person’s name) so you can order them in bulk for all chapter members to hand out.
Logo Files
The Threshold Choir logo is available in various formats and sizes:
- PNG file 500px (transparent background)
- PNG file 1000px (transparent background)
- JPG file (white background)
- PDF file (white background)
- Adobe Illustrator file
Dingbats are small, logo-related designs used as decorative symbols. We have two dingbats. Both are available in GIF and JPG formats: