Brand Library
College Logo
A modernized version of a shield, the Seminole State logo symbolizes tradition, but is also progressive, strong and forward-thinking. Dark blue and bright gold have been the College's brand colors since it was founded in 1965.
The primary logo consists of the logomark stacked on top of the logotype and should be used as a first option. In cases where the primary logo doesn’t fit with design or space considerations, the secondary logo is permissible.
The logomark cannot exist independent of the logotype.
The two color version of the logo are SSC Dark Blue and SSC Bright Gold (shown below). View color breakdown on the Colors and Fonts page.
When displayed on a dark background, the reversed two color version of the logo should be used in SSC Bright Gold and white.
Two Color Version
Reversed Two Color Version
One-Color Version
A one-color version of the logo can also be used but only in Dark Blue (PMS 287), black, 50% black (gray) or white.
The minimum clear space around the logo is the designated amount of space that is to be left empty. This allows for the logo to stand on its own and not compete with other surrounding elements such as type or graphics. We use the height of the logomark in order to measure the amount of clear space that we want to leave. For the primary logo, leave the height of two logomarks. Only one is needed for the secondary logo.
- Do not change the proportions of the logo (stretch or squish).
- Do not enlarge the logo beyond 100% resulting in it looking blurry or fuzzy.
- Do not edit or separate individual elements.
- Do not change the colors.
- Do not apply layer effects such as beveling or drop shadows.
- Do not place the logo on background with poor contrast or texture/pattern.
Raider Athletics Logo
Raider Athletics logo, usage guidelines, and available downloads.
Outreach Wordmarks
The College has several outreach wordmarks. Explore the policies and guidance with using these marks.
