Orange script logo
Power with the New Lenox swish. A natural choice for flyers, team communications, and digital graphics.
POWER FASTPITCH / BRAND GUIDE
BRING YOUR POWER.
The artwork and guidance for putting Power on your next flyer, team graphic, or print project.
01 / THE ARTWORK
Find your mark.
Small previews keep this page fast. Every download below is the original, full-size supplied file.
Power “P” emblem
The compact Power emblem for square layouts and placements where the script logo would be too wide.
Blue script logo
Blue script artwork with an orange outline. Choose the print format your designer or production provider requests.
The Illustrator source has a different outline treatment from the orange PNG. The PDF and EPS contain the blue script treatment. Review the chosen file with your production provider before printing.
02 / COLOR IN CONTEXT
Orange. Blue. Power.
Use orange for emphasis, blue for a strong foundation, and white for breathing room. Keep the colors within each supplied logo intact.
Orange script
Orange
#F58C29RGB 245, 140, 41Blue
#0033A0RGB 0, 51, 160White
#FFFFFFRGB 255, 255, 255Power “P” emblem
Orange
#FA591ARGB 250, 89, 26Blue
#425DAARGB 66, 93, 170White
#FFFFFFRGB 255, 255, 255These digital values are sampled from the PNG artwork. The supplied treatments differ; do not recolor one to match another. They are not Pantone or CMYK specifications. For apparel and other print work, ask your provider to match the selected source artwork and provide a proof.
For graphics that match this website
Use deep navy #0B1628 as a background, orange #FF943B for accents, and warm white #F8F7F3 for text. These are website colors, distinct from the logo artwork. Use navy text on orange; reserve orange on white for accents rather than small body text.
03 / MAKE IT LOOK ITS BEST
Give Power room.
Keep it clear
Leave generous space around the mark, away from text, edges, and other logos. As a practical starting point, allow at least the height of the “New Lenox” lettering around the script logo.
Choose a calm background
Use a solid background that keeps the entire outline visible. Put a solid panel behind the logo when using photography or busy patterns. Preserve the supplied white outline.
Preserve the artwork
Scale proportionally. Avoid stretching, cropping, rotating, recoloring, adding shadows, or separating parts of the logo. Keep “New Lenox” readable at the final size.
Pick the right file
Use transparent PNGs for everyday digital work. Use AI or EPS when a designer needs source artwork, or PDF when a printer requests it. Avoid enlarging a PNG beyond its native dimensions.
In written communications, use “Power” or “Power Fastpitch.”
04 / USING AI WITH POWER
Create with AI. Keep our mark.
AI can help with backgrounds, illustrations, layouts, and promotional copy. Every Power logo in the finished design must come from the original downloadable artwork above.
Use the original asset
Ask the AI to choose and place the appropriate logo file as a separate image layer. Do not let it recreate, redraw, stylize, or modify the logo. A generated lookalike is not an approved Power logo, even if it looks close.
Check before sharing
Compare the finished logo with the original file. Check the lettering, colors, outlines, and proportions, along with names, dates, locations, and event details. If the tool cannot place the original artwork, upload the file from this guide before completing the design.
A prompt to get started
Create a Power Fastpitch flyer using the guidance and downloadable assets at https://newlenoxpower.com/brand-assets/. Choose the appropriate original logo for the layout and place that exact asset into the design as a separate image layer. Preserve its colors, lettering, outlines, and proportions. Do not redraw, approximate, stylize, or generate a replacement logo. If you cannot download or place the original asset, ask me to upload the appropriate logo file before completing the flyer. Verify all supplied names, dates, locations, and event details.