Please read the guidelines below for details on creating derivative works.
Download all versions of the Code4Lib logo, plus a favicon and Apple Touch icon: c4l_logo.tar.gz
Code4Lib Logo licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. A link to this page is only necessary if you are making the files available for download.
Guidelines
Although the Code4Lib logo is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License, for consistency sake it would be best to adhere to the guidelines below when creating derivative works. Adobe Illustrator and EPS files are available for all the logos to make derivative creation easier.
Colors
Brown
- CMYK: C 29, M 79, Y 71, K 73
- RGB: R 82, G 45, B 36
- Pantone: PMS 4695 C
- HEX: 522D24
- B&W: 90% Black
- Reverse: 30% Black
Blue
- CMYK: C 59, M 8, Y 9, K 19
- RGB: R 94, G 156, B 174
- Pantone: PMS 549 C
- HEX: 5E9CAE
- B&W: 40% Black
- Reverse: 60% Black
Fonts
The logo is based on the font Centabel Book.
When additional text is added for variations of Code4Lib, the font used is Tunga. This is a Microsoft Font.
The size of the additional text is around 70-80pt, depending on the amount of text. The tracking is 150. It is in all caps and placed somewhere around the Code4Lib logo that is visually pleasing. This text is also brown.
Derivatives
Please read the guidelines above for details on creating derivative works.
Download all versions of the Code4Lib Conference 2009 logo: c4l_conf2009_logo.tar.gz
Download all versions of the Code4Lib Journal logo: c4l_journal_logo.tar.gz
Download all versions of the Planet Code4Lib logo: c4l_planet_logo.tar.gz
Code4Lib Logo Variations are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. A link to this page is only necessary if you are making the files available for download.
About Code4Lib
Code4Lib is a loose collaboration of library software developers and technologists interested in learning, sharing their experiences, and having fun. There is no “membership”, you simply participate. There is no “organization”, you simply lead. Anyone who wishes to be involved with an activity (for example, the Code4Lib Journal) simply does it.
There are many ways to participate. Code4Lib offers a web site, a wiki, a chatroom, a mailing list, an RSS aggregation service, a journal, and a conference. The group is very technically-inclined and savvy about writing, debugging, and deploying software. At the same time, the group has a playful attitude and has fun while doing serious work.