Logo and acknowledgement guidelines for Western Australia — It’s Like No Other.
This quick guide provides practical guidance to DLGSC grant recipients on applying Western Australia — It's Like No Other.
The State Coat of Arms and Western Australia — It’s Like No Other is a universal signature across communications.
It is important that you do not change the wordmark. The wordmark must be used as a whole and cannot be modified, tweaked, skewed or scaled disproportionately, or colour corrected for any reason.
It is also important that the wordmark is locked up with the State Coat of Arms and is not used on its own.
When using State Coat of Arms and Western Australia — It’s Like No Other in printed collateral, please make sure that the sizing State Coat of Arms part of the logo is no smaller than 1.5cm in width.
All communications that are larger than A3 can use a 10% rule with the shortest side to work out a good minimum size.
The same 10% rule can be applied to digital applications. See below example.
Please make sure that the distance around the logo is no smaller that the width of the State Coat of Arms.
If you are using another logo on your promotional material, do observe the above distance and do not put it too close to the State Coat of Arms and Western Australia — It’s Like No Other.
You should also be careful not to:
There are three file formats available:
It is important that you do not change the colours used in the logo.
The logo should be placed appropriately in relation to your own logo or identity. If other organisations are also supporting your organisation, please make sure that the logos aren’t crowded too closely together.
Permission form for photographic images, video recordings, films and audio recordings of funding projects for the department to use.
We encourage you to tag the department in your funding acknowledgement on social media, please use the following accounts:
@DeptLGSC@DLGSCarts
@deptlgsc
@Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries