Spaceship’s logo is at the core of its visual identity, symbolizing the aim of redefining getting online.
Memorable and distinguishable, the logo ensures brand recognition across all spaces and mediums.
The Spaceship symbol is inspired by an everyday mouse cursor. The cursor lets us explore the internet through hypertext and hyperlinks, elevating our lives by taking us to unexpected and unknown digital places.
The Spaceship symbol is built from a basic triangle shape with equal sides, finished with rounded angles proportional to the size of the triangle.
The logo lockup is based on the optimal relationship between the wordmark and the symbol.
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Color is one of the most important elements in a brand identity. It distinguishes our brand and helps us to create consistent communication.
The Spaceship logo has three versions: blue, dark gray, and white. The blue version is preferred on white backgrounds, and the white version on SPS Blue or dark backgrounds. The dark gray version can also be used on white backgrounds, whenever it is specifically defined.
The safe margin ensures the logo's legibility and impact. The minimum space is equal to the symbol's height and width (when applicable). Give the logo more space whenever possible.
The logo is designed to scale to small sizes on screen and print while maintaining legibility. The placement depends on the type of communication and its specific limitations (e.g. icons, signage, merchandising.)
Only use the SPS Dark Grey or white logo versions when working with background colors outside the main brand palette. Always ensure a strong contrast between the logo and the background color.
The Spaceship logo must be readable on all photography backgrounds. Use the dark gray or white versions on areas with low visual noise, choosing the version that provides better contrast with the background image.
Do not use other typefaces to re-create the wordmark.
Do not change the given lockups.
Do not transform elements.
Do not use different colors.
Do not use other colors in the wordmark.
Do not use gradients or color effects.