For the Press

Logo Downloads

The Logik logo comes in a few different configurations. Here’s the breakdown, along with some suggestions about how to use each version.

For Print

Logik Logo in a Scaleable, High-res EPS file.

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For Web

Styleguide

Typography
  • Variable Regular is the primary font used in the Logik brand identity.
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      • The digital Logik brand identity will use Helvetica for non-graphic copy.
      • The digital Logik brand identity will use Arial when Helvetica is not present.

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