Logos & branding

Logos must not be digitally altered, adapted or changed in any way, and must maintain the original colours and proportions. 

Department of Culture and the Arts logo

Colour logos

The two colours used in the logo are:

PANTONE Coated: for 2 Colour use on Coated paper only:

PMS 314 C (Dark Turquoise Blue) and

PMS 159 C (Red Ochre).

PANTONE Uncoated: for 2 Colour use on Uncoated paper only (eg: stationery):

PMS 313 U (Dark Turquoise Blue) and

PMS 152 U (Red Ochre).

Black and white and Mono logos

When printing in two colours mono logos should be used. Black and white logos should be used for Fax Sheets and when print quality is questionable. Black and white logos can be used in reverse on dark backgrounds.

One spot colour logos

These logos can be used in the 'theme-colour' of a publication or to match a colour from an approved co-badged logo.

Logo font

The logo typeface is Trebuchet, in both plain and bold.

If you require logos in a different format from those available here please contact the Department of Culture and the Arts on (08) 9224 7300.

Logos for funded arts organisations

All funded tripartite, triennial and multiyear funded arts organisation are required to acknowledge funding arrangements with DCA by including DCA and Lotterywest logos on all printed and online marketing materials.

Replacing ArtsWA logo

Following restructuring in 2006, DCA is implementing a re-branding strategy, which includes phasing out the ArtsWA name and logo and shifting the focus to the DCA and all of its broad activities. 

From 1 January 2008, the ArtsWA name and logo is no longer to be used as acknowledgement of our funding arrangement in your marketing materials, speeches or presentations.

The joint ArtsWA/Lotterywest logo is to be replaced by the joint DCA/Lotterywest logo.  The new DCA logo must be used in any printed or online marketing materials you are currently producing for the 2008 season.  In all acknowledgement speeches, the name ArtsWA, should be referred to as the Department of Culture and the Arts.

DCA is confident that through our new structure and branding, we will continue to improve our services towards a better appreciation of, and greater participation in arts and culture.

If you have any questions regarding the use of the DCA logo in your marketing materials or require a different format from those available here, please contact the Department of Culture and the Arts on (08) 9224 7384.