Proudly East Anglia
Are you Proudly East Anglia?
Tales from the far East (of England)
I’m here to serve, celebrate and support small business owners as their photographer and I feel honoured to be and work amongst them in East Anglia.
As part of that, I have started the Proudly East Anglia movement and hashtag #proudlyeastanglia where we can all discover one another too…
A non-profit community to celebrate the small & mighty businesses, the entrepreneurs. the social media accounts, the instagrammers, the influencers, the brand ambassadors (even our furry four-legged ones), all of whom together make a valued & creative impact on our community here in East Anglia.
What will this be?
A simple positive message to the soul-driven small business owners in East Anglia
We’ve only just begun, but we are busy creating:
- A growing mini-directory of the amazing and diverse small businesses here on our doorstep.
- A useful resource & reach out across the counties of East Anglia.
- We’ll grow, champion each other and maybe meet someday….
It’s no secret…
I love East Anglia
The edge of the UK, the lump of land on the right, the origin of many amusing yarns…I love where we live and work and want others to know just how great these counties, businesses and people are.
Time to show ourselves to the world…
Get Involved
Join me in the celebration of our Eastern promise and hashtag your social media with #proudlyeastanglia
I can’t wait to see you online!
The Proudly East Anglia Logo Online Usage Guidelines
If you would like to use the logo in PRINT, please contact us to discuss.
The PEA logo uses one colour: East Anglia Brown #443A0F. Primarily the logo should be used on a white or pale background for maximum impact and clarity. If using on a dark background, use the full white logo. If you require monochrome, use the full black logo.
- Never attempt to recreate the logo – always use the artwork provided and adhere to the usage guidelines. Contact Vicky Plumridge on vicky@vickyplum.co.uk if you need other versions of the logo or for print.
- The logo should always link back to https://vickyplum.co.uk/proudlyeastanglia
- To ensure legibility, always keep a minimum clear space around the logo. This space isolates the mark from any competing graphic elements like other logos or body copy that might conflict with, overcrowd, and lesson the impact of the logo. The minimum clear space is defined as the height of the “n”. This minimum space should be maintained as the logo is proportionally resized.
Unacceptable Usage
A few rules are necessary for maintaining the integrity of the brand.
Don’t compromise the overall look of the logo by rotating, skewing, or distorting in any way – that includes adding unnecessary and unattractive text decorations like drop shadows and outlines.
A. Don’t rotate the logo.
B. Don’t squash or stretch.
C. Don’t place elements in the logo clear space.
D. Don’t resize any part individually. You may resize the whole file, no smaller than
E. Don’t rearrange parts or create compositions that are not already provided.
F. Don’t use logo variations next to the primary logo in the same design.
G. Don’t use off-brand colours.
H. Don’t add drop shadows or other text styles.