Starling Logo Assets

March 2025

Logo Downloads

Choosing a File Type

The correct use of the Starling identity is one responsibility we all share. Reproduction artwork is provided for easy use. Before choosing the file format, confirm the final use of the logo.

Vector Files

Vector files are used for print reproduction and for incorporation into Microsoft software applications (e.g. Word and PowerPoint). Vector files may be scaled up and down within an unlimited specified size range. (EPS, PDF)

Bitmap Image Files

Bitmap files are composed of pixels for use on a display screen. These files are composed in CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, black) & RGB (red, green, blue) for use in interactive, video or TV applications. These files should not be enlarged, as a jagged edge will appear. Never use a bitmap file for print reproduction. (JPG, PNG)

Starling Color Application

The distinctive elements of the Starling identity is further distinguished by its color. Color plays a significant part in shaping the Starling brand. The color palette consists of two primary colors, a dark blue, and a lighter dusty blue. There are two secondary colors a tan and a warm grey. The preferred reproduction is in matching inks. Swatches should be used for visual match in offset printing and other reflective reproduction techniques. Use the full color treatment of the logo on fields of cream whenever possible, as this maximizes the impact of the brand and more effectively supports brand recognition.

Where it is not possible to use the full color treatment of the logo, the one-color presentations of the logo on fields of white are permitted. The black-and-white logo is used for applications that do not warrant the expense of color reproduction or when convention calls for black-and-white reproduction. In one-color marketing and product literature, the ideal one-color application of the logo is reversed to white, or black.

Download Color Palette