Logo
The Rule.
The primary mark is three words stacked — Youth, Ministry, Futures — in Figtree, set tight, held by a single rule that extends past the last word. The rule is the road. It implies continuation without depicting it.
Primary · light ground
Letterspacing 0.06em · Weight 500 · Rule ≈ ⅙ width of stack
Primary · dark ground
Reversed — Paper on Slate · accent colour unchanged
Construction
Youth
Ministry
Futures
Proportion rules
Type
Figtree Medium, 0.06em tracking, uppercase
Leading
1.04 × cap height — tight, reads as a unit
Rule
Thickness ≈ 0.2 × cap height; length ≈ ⅙ stack width
Gap
Between "Futures" and the rule: 0.4 × cap height
Alignment
Rule vertically centred on the "Futures" line
Cap height = 1 unit · Line gap = 0.04 · Rule thickness ≈ 0.2 × cap height
Clearspace
Youth
Ministry
Futures
Spacing rules
- Keep at least one cap-height of space on every side.
- Nothing crosses the rule — no photography, type, or graphic element.
- On dense layouts, increase clearspace; never decrease it.
- The rule may extend off the page edge; treat the bleed as continuation, not truncation.
Clearspace
Minimum clearspace on every side equals the cap-height of the wordmark. The rule needs room to extend.
Minimum size
The rule must remain visible. 24px tall on screen, 14pt in print. Below that, use the compact YMF lockup.
Colour pairing
Wordmark in Slate (or Paper on dark ground). Rule in Terracotta. Never both words and rule in the accent.
Inline lockup
Letterhead · footers · nav
Compact
Docs · email signatures
Favicon / avatar
Favicons · social avatars · app icons
Misuse
×
Youth
Ministry
Futures
Ministry
Futures
Don't colour the type
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Youth
Ministry
Futures
Ministry
Futures
Don't centre the stack
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Youth
Ministry
Ministry
Futures
Don't shorten the rule
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Youth
Ministry
Futures
Ministry
Futures
Don't italicise or compress
Misuse ruleNever set the words in the serif. Never stack centred. Never outline or shadow. Never cut the rule short of the word edge or extend it with a chevron or arrowhead. Never place the mark on a busy image without a solid plate of ground.