Logos for Music Hub and Arts Council England

As a delivery partner you should display both a hub logo and an Arts Council England logo on your digital and printable materials, including (but not limited to):

• Printable – leaflets, posters, programmes, letters, complements slips, vouchers, banners, recruitment materials...
• Digital – websites, email signatures, email marketing/bulletins, adverts, social media where space allows, PDF letters, recruitment materials...

If the vast majority of your operation receives hub support, these logos should appear on all your digital and printable output. If it only applies to part of your operation, then only the projects receiving hub assistance or funding need the logos.

Derbyshire Music Hub

JPEG – Ideal for documents, webpages or other uses where the background colour is white. 

• DMH Colour JPEG (on white background)
  DMH Black JPEG (on white background)

PNG – Ideal for when you need to overlay the logo onto a coloured background or photo. 

• DMH White PNG (with transparent background)
  DMH Black PNG (with transparent background)

Arts Council England

JPEG – Ideal for documents, webpages or other uses where the background colour is white. 

• ACE Black JPEG (on white background)
  ACE White JPEG (on black background)

PNG – Ideal for when you need to overlay the logo onto a coloured background or photo. 

• ACE Black PNG (with transparent background)
  ACE White PNG (with transparent background)

Guidance on how to use logos

Please take a look at the following advice before using any downloaded logos.

Resizing a logo

Logo files will most likely need resizing to fit your needs. Please avoid squashing or stretching the logo by resizing from the corners of a logo whilst holding down the shift key – this resizes vertically and horizontally to the same proporions.

Please avoid resizing larger than the downloaded size – this will pixilate the image – please get in touch if you need a larger size file.

Placing your logo

Each file comes with blank space surrounding the logo itself so that anything around it doesn't get too close to look crowd. Please don't trim this blank space.

Using a logo on a dark or coloured background

It's best to use one of the PNG files when placing a logo on a coloured background. These files have a transparent background to avoid having an awkward white square around the logo. Use the white version on dark backgrounds or the black version on lighter backgrounds.

Using a JPEG with a white background is OK in a pinch, but please do not use software to remove the white backfround from a JPEG, use one of the provided PNG files.