The prism element is an abstract interpretation of the International symbol, serving as a decorative identity marker and an additional visual element to our brand.
It can be used when communicating non-tangible topics such as innovation or future services. It also functions as a strong visual for digital, print and spatial designs. The prism consists of a set of still images and crops, motion versions and edits.
The prism element exists as 12 still image compositions, each available in different formats and with additional crops created from the main images.
Always use the provided artwork files for the prism element to maintain high quality and consistency. The colors align with our brand palette and should never be altered.
Prism 01
Prism 02
Prism 03
Prism 04
Prism 05
Prism 06
Prism 07
Prism 08
Prism 09
Prism 10
Prism 11
Prism 12
The prism element exists as six motion compositions, available at slow and fast speeds.
Additionally, two motion edits combine several compositions. These edits are available in slow, fast, and mixed speeds, providing longer, ready-to-use sequences suitable for various contexts.
Prism 01
Prism 02
Prism 03
Prism 04
Prism 05
Prism 06
The prism element functions in many contexts together with other brand elements. We use it when communicating non-tangible topics such as innovation or future services. It also serves as a strong visual for digital, print and spatial designs.
The prism is part of the colorful spectrum of the brand. However, use it sparingly to ensure a balanced visual expression.
The different versions of the prism offer flexibility for any scenario. Still image versions are versatile for any application, while motion versions require more context-specific consideration. For example, brand films may benefit from more dynamic expressions, whereas presentations may call for a more composed approach.
Still-usage examples: Annual reports, sales pamphlets and print ads
Slow-usage examples: PowerPoint presentations, social media hero and website
Fast-usage examples: Brand films, advertisements and exhibitions
You can enhance how the prism element is expressed by using high-resolution still images, cropping them to focus on different parts, and creating more dynamic variations.
Don’t alter the prism element through distortion or perspective, use as is supplied and always use the highest available resolution, 8K, for cropping images.
Crop examples
Crop 01
Crop 02
Crop 03
Crop 04
When using the prism element, there are different format adaptations to choose from, depending on the context.
These consist of landscape, portrait, and social media formats, as well as an adaptation to the Powerwall at the International HQ in Lisle, IL.
These adaptations are available for both still and motion versions. Please make sure that the format used is suitable for the context.
Landscape
Landscape (Powerwall)
Social (1:1)
Social (4:5)
Portrait
Below are indicative visual examples of how to use the prism element. These examples should be used as inspiration, informing both employees and partner agencies how to use the brand identity. While these images show best practice, they may not accurately represent how specific applications look in reality.