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Show BICENTENNIAL COMMEMORATIVE SYMBOL FOR DOMINGUEZ y ESCALANTE EXPEDITION Content: The symbol to commemorate the Dominguez-Velez de Escalante expedition attempts to characterize the interaction of the cultures in the American southwest at the time of the expedi tion. The Native American culture is represented by the stylized sun's rays, surrounding a typically Hispanic geometric motif. Thus, the symbol demonstrates the reciprocal influence that each culture had upon the other, with a particular emphasis upon the dominant Native American surround enveloping the dis It should be noted also that each placed culture of New Spain. of the four sides of the symbol represents a stylization of the initials D-E. Use of the Symbol: To insure continuity and to maximize an overall project identity, That is, the symbol should be used in the official orientation. the relationships of the typographic elements of the symbol and the graphical symbol element should not be altered or, rearranged. The symbol as it appears in this report represents the official designated Dominguez-Escalante signature, and cannot be used with out the prior written permission of the Dominguez-Escalante State Federal Bicentennial Committee. The official colors for the symbol are as follows: Typographic elements are PMS color s tandard number 477, maroon and the graph The ical element PMS color standard number 455, olive green. the colors are in other be colors, providing reproduced symbol may is if a brochure For itself. in the not combined symbol example, for the colors is decided that it and a community, published by the brochure are going to be orange and blue, the symbol as a whole may appear in either orange or blue, but not a combination of the two. Complementary use of Typography: in the symbol is a member of the Palatino If at all possible any type Palatino Bold: family of type that appears with the symbol in use should be of the Palatino The typeface used - fami ly. A-l |
