Slovenia | BIH, Montenegro, N. Macedonia, Kosovo | Serbia |
![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
For the positive colour version of the NLB symbol, we use the following colours:
Positive colour version is used on lighter, generally white backgrounds, where the reproduction technology supports it.
See chapter Combinations of Symbol with Various Colour Backgrounds.
The members’ symbols are hand kerned; hence we do not construct the pre-designed symbols from existing typefaces.
In the negative color version of the NLB Symbol we use the following colours:
The negative colour version of the sign is used mainly on gray backgrounds and on metallic colour backgrounds, where the reproduction technology supports it.
The positive monochrome colour version of the NLB symbol uses the following colours:
The monochrome version of the symbol is used when print does not support colour reproduction. In this case the symbol is generally used in black. If the print does not support black, we generally use the darkest colour available.
The monochrome version of the sign is also used on certain backgrounds. See chapter Combinations of Symbol with Various Colour Backgrounds.
The following colours are used in the monochrome colour version of the NLB symbol: