This kit gives you information to help you use the Free logos and images for consistent and creative
results.

Branding

Click here do download the branding guide as a high-resolution pdf
Click here do download the branding guide as a low-resolution pdf

The Free branding should be applied to all supporting material and be used in a consistent manner.

Download links for zip files containing the graphics are at the bottom of this page.

The Free branding is available in .jpg for screen use and .tif for print based work. It is also available as a reversed out version denoted by (rev) in the file name.

To ensure visual impact, there must always be an area of protective space around the branding. This is a clear area where no type or imagery must appear. The protective space is calculated by the width of ‘ee’ in the marque positioned around the identity. The protective space can also be a helpful measure in  etermining the margins or space around other objects on the page.

protective space 

Containment Devices

Click here to download the containment devices zip file

The spray can effect that forms the basis of the Free logo can be used as a containment device to highlight information. 

Download links for zip files containing the graphics are at the bottom of this page.

File types include .jpg for screen use and .tif for print based work.

The containment device is also available in a reversed out version denoted by (rev) in the file name.

Illustrations

Click here to download the illustrations pack zip file (layered PSD)
Click here to download the illustrations pack zip file (TIF)

The illustration that appears across the 8 different gospel covers can be used as decorative elements or backgrounds.

Download links for zip files containing the graphics are at the bottom of this page.  

The combined illustration is denoted by Combined in the file name.

The illustration is also available as a reversed out version denoted by (rev) in the file name.

A layered photoshop version is included so you can choose to use only parts of the illustration and move elements around, these files are denoted by [layers] and .psd in the file names.

Other file types include .jpg for screen use and .tif for print based work.

The individual elements that make up the illustration are also available as separate files so they can be used in isolation.

Doodles

Click here to download the doodles pack zip file (Layered PSD) 
Click here to download the doodles pack zip file (TIF) 

There are 24 different doodles than can be used in part as decorative elements or whole as backgrounds. 

Download links for zip files containing the graphics are at the bottom of this page.

Doodles

All the doodles are available in a reversed out version denoted by (rev) in the file name.

A layered photoshop version is also included so you can choose to use parts of the doodle and move elements around, these files are denoted by [layers] and .psd in the file names.

Other file types include .jpg for screen use and .tif for print based work.