Home accents can instantly transform the ambiance and appearance of any living space. They serve as decorative elements that add personality and style to a home. One popular trend in home accents is the use of witch-inspired decorations to create a unique and mystical atmosphere. The concept of witch-inspired home accents draws inspiration from various witchcraft practices and folklore. These accents often feature symbols associated with witchcraft, such as pentagrams, spell books, cauldrons, and broomsticks. They can be found in various forms, ranging from wall art and tapestries to ceramic figurines and candleholders.
Logos
Georgia Tech Athletics logos are registered trademarks of the institute. Any and all use must be approved before printing, producing or posting any type of materials that contain these logos. Specific uses and guidelines must be followed and are outlined below.
- The fill of the interlocking GT must remain either white or gold.
- No patterns or images are allowed in the interlocking GT.
- The variation of the interlocking GT and Buzz logos are dependent on the background on which the logos are placed.
- Buzz and the Ramblin’ Wreck logos are secondary and should never be used in place of the interlocking GT.
- The interlocking GT cannot be used as a substitution for a letter or as part of a word or phrase.
Wordmark
The iconic Tech Tower letters, the tradition of Georgia Tech and the innovation of our institute inspired a sharp, bold mark that both celebrates our history and points us to the future. Any and all use must be approved before printing, producing or posting any type of materials that contain these logos. For access to logo files, please email [email protected].
- The wordmark must remain a solid, one-color mark represented in white, Tech Gold or navy.
- No patterns or images are allowed in the wordmark.
- The variation of the wordmark color is dependent on the background on which the wordmark is placed.
- When combining the wordmark with the interlocking GT, the specific lockup combination on the Athletics Marks artsheet must be maintained (i.e. – the wordmark must maintain the same proportion to the interlocking GT).
- The only wordmark lockups allowed are those which are presented on the Athletics Marks artsheet and the following (no internal departments or other names may be used in conjunction with the wordmark):
- Athletics
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Cheerleading
- Cross Country
- Football
- Goldrush
- Golf
- Men’s Basketball
- Men’s Tennis
- Softball
- Swimming & Diving
- Tennis
- Track & Field
- Volleyball
- Women’s Basketball
- Women’s Tennis
- Yellow Jackets
Colors
White and Tech Gold are key components of Georgia Tech’s visual identity system and are the primary colors available for use by all Georgia Tech units in print and digital work. Tech Gold (Metallic) may be used when printing offset.
Print Colors:
White
PMS: n/a
HEX: #FFFFFF
RGB: 255, 255, 255
HSL: 0, 0, 100
HSB: 0, 0, 100
CMYK: 0, 0, 0, 0
Tech Gold
PMS: 4515
RGB: 179, 163, 105
HSL: 47, 33, 56
HSB: 47, 41, 70
CMYK: 13, 19, 62, 28
Tech Gold (Metallic)
PMS: 8383
Blue
PMS: 540
RGB: 0, 48, 87
HSL: 207, 100, 17
HSB: 207, 100, 34
CMYK: 100, 57, 12, 66
Web / Digital Colors:
Tech Gold
(Opacity: 100%)
HEX: #B3A369
RGB: 179, 163, 105
HSL: 47, 33, 56
HSB: 47, 41, 70
White
HEX: #FFFFFF
RGB: 255, 255, 255
HSL: 0, 0, 100
HSB: 0, 0, 100
CMYK: 0, 0, 0, 0
Blue
(Opacity: 100%)
HEX: #003057
RGB: 0, 48, 87
HSL: 207, 100, 17
HSB: 207, 100, 34
Dark Gray
(Opacity: 70% #000000)
HEX: #545454
RGB: 84, 84, 84
HSL: 0, 0, 33
HSB: 0, 0, 30
Light Gray
(Opacity: 10% #000000)
HEX: #E5E5E5
RGB: 229, 229, 229
HSL: 0, 0, 90
HSB: 0, 0, 90
Fonts
The official fonts for Georgia Tech Athletics are below.
Primary Typeface (Print)
Arial
Arial is available in light, thin, regular, medium, bold, heavy, and black, condensed in all weights and extended in all weights. The extreme flexibility of this sans-serif font lends itself to successfully creating documents in various categories.
Arial is available on most operating systems.
Usage Guidelines
- Arial may be used for both headlines and body copy in print projects.
- Arial should be used on official Georgia Tech Athletics letterhead.
- Arial should not be used for digital projects.
Primary Typeface (Web/Digital)
Neusa Next Std
Georgia Tech Athletics’ main digital typeface is Neusa Next Std, which is a sans-serif optimized for use in digital projects.
Usage Guidelines
- Neusa Next Std should only be used for body copy in digital projects.
- Neusa Next Std can be used in print projects, but only when no other body fonts are present.
Header Typeface (Web/Digital)
Zuume Cut
Georgia Tech Athletics’ main header typeface is Zuume Cut, which is a strong sans-serif that compliments the logos and wordmark.
Usage Guidelines
- Zuume Cut can be used as the header / callout font in both print and digital.
- For access to the Zuume Cut font, please email [email protected].
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Georgia Tech Challenges the BHS Logo and Forces a Change
A new logo was recently drawn for Berkeley High School (BHS) by the name of Jac, and it has received mixed reviews from the student body. The logo depicts a yellow jacket with a muscular and bulging head, antennae folded over, face drawn into a sneer, and its arms in a position as if it’s about to run.
The original logo was designed by the university Georgia Institute of Technology in 1972, as was the BHS mascot named Buzz, who first appeared at Georgia Tech in 1980. Reportedly, Georgia Tech threatened to sue BHS, prompting the change in logo. According to John Villavicencio, the head of student activities at BHS, there was “an actual lawsuit for copyright infringement of the Georgia Tech yellow jacket design.”
This would not be the first time Georgia Tech has sued another entity over its mascot. In 2001, Georgia Tech won a lawsuit against a minor league baseball team, the Salt Lake City Bees, who were at the time called the Salt Lake City Buzz, and forced them to change their name and logo. The lawsuit lasted three years and cost the university hundreds of thousands of dollars.
However, whether or not the lawsuit is the definitive end for BHS’s original mascot remains to be seen. The athletic directors at BHS claim that there was “no official logo change.” It is important to note that the logo of both the BHS website and athletics department website have changed from Buzz to Jac and that no Buzz themed merch is available for purchase.
The company that designed this logo is Brandtank, a company that worked with companies such as Yahoo, Microsoft, and Bank of America. According to the Brandtank website, the company designed the logo to be a composite of the two existing logos. It takes elements of the “cute” logo, the one stolen from Georgia Tech, and the “scary” logo, the one with “Go Jackets” written on the outside.
The new logo has proved divisive in the BHS community. @Bhs_memes_, a popular BHS Instagram account, unleashed a series of memes telling the school to “#bringbackbuzz” and challenging Georgia Tech to a football match, citing the past wins of the BHS football team.
It should be noted that since there was no official logo change, it is likely that Buzz will continue to be in operation across campus. Elijah Gibbs, a sophomore and member of the BHS frisbee team, said that he thinks “the head is much too big for the proportions of the body of the yellow jacket.” However, the BHS athletic directors defended the logo by simply stating, “We like it.”
They can be found in various forms, ranging from wall art and tapestries to ceramic figurines and candleholders. When incorporated into a home's decor, these witch-inspired home accents can create a sense of enchantment and magic. They add a touch of whimsy and mysticism, transforming a house into a place that feels out of the ordinary.
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