Whitman Logos

These .JPG files (300 dpi) are ready for use in everyday applications such as Microsoft Word.

The images in black may be printed anywhere. If you use an image in blue, it will print correctly and consistently only on the precisely calibrated equipment in Boyer House.

Before you click on an image to use, it is advised that you create a folder on your desktop (or preferred location). A suggested name for the folder is Whitman Images. Then you will have a place to keep the images for quick and handy access.

How to place images in Word

There are two ways to bring images into your document. The first involves more steps but has proven to be most consistent and reliable. The second is shorter but inconsistencies in software programs have occurred when using this method.

Here’s how to bring the image into your document to get the best, most consistent results:

• Click the link to the Google Drive folder below
• Download the image you require from Google Drive by right-clicking the file and choosing "Download" from the menu.
• In your document (Word or PowerPoint, for example) click on Insert from the top toolbar.
• Select Picture, then click on From File.
• Browse to the Whitman images folder you created, then double-click on the desired image you have saved there.
• Once it’s inserted, you can adjust its location and size if needed.

Images for Desktop Printing

• Wordmark Below Clocktower - Single Row
• Wordmark Below Clocktower - Two Rows
• Wordmark Right of Clocktower
• Wordmark Only - Single Row
• Wordmark Only - Two Rows

These are .EPS files ready for use in your graphic design applications. These files download to your computer in a form ready for you to place directly into your document (you may choose to open and resave them in Illustrator, for example, before placing them in your document). Your choice of PMS or CMYK color depends on how your finished publication will be printed — i.e. using inexpensive four-color process inks or higher quality spot colors. Please contact Printing Services with any questions about the technical aspects of using the standard Whitman colors. Contact the Design Services staff with questions about using the graphic elements.

How to place an .EPS in InDesign

Download the file using the link below the graphic and save it in a location convenient for you. In your document, under “File,” go to “Place.” Locate the file in the list and select “Open.” The file will then be loaded in your cursor. Click the cursor in your document or on your pasteboard, and the file will then be placed, ready to resize, move, etc. as needed.

How to place an .EPS in Photoshop

Open Photoshop. From the File menu, choose Open, and browse to the EPS file. You will be asked for several options:

• Size: Choose an approximate width in inches. Height will automatically adjust to correspond. You will be able to re-size the element later in Photoshop if necessary.
• Resolution: Choose 300 pixels/inch for printed documents.
• Mode: If you downloaded a PMS color image, then select Lab Color. If you chose a CMYK image, select CMYK color.

Logos for Professional Printing (.eps)

For a specific color set, click below:

• Black (all variants)
• Blue - CMYK (all variants)
• Blue - PMS (all variants)
• Blue with White-filled Clocktower

These .JPG files (72 dpi) are ready for use in electronic documents and on the Web. Because electronic screens generally use lower resolution, these image are not intended for printing. For the best results: download the file, save it to a location convenient for you, insert it into your document and resize it as needed.

Images for Web

• Wordmark Below Clocktower - Single Row
• Wordmark Below Clocktower - Two Rows
• Wordmark Right of Clocktower
• Wordmark Only - Single Row
• Wordmark Only - Two Rows

Images for Web - Transparent Background

• Wordmark Below Clocktower - Single Row
• Wordmark Below Clocktower - Two Rows