Logos
![Whoosh hot air primary combination logo that includes a logomark and wordmark.](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/64f4cffcbe566b5a012067b7/65441d6a5c86c47c061df70d_Logo-Primary.jpg)
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Primary Logo
The primary lockup has two parts: the logomark (the two O’s and the clouds) and the wordmark itself (“Whoosh”). The O’s were used to convey 2 of the core elements of the brand, the balloon and a minimalistic version of the sun. The logomark conveys movement as the balloon rises above the sun. This lockup will be the most commonly used, but the following pages outline the principles behind both elements, and how to use them most effectively across the brand.
![Whoosh hot air secondary logo which is only the logomark of the O taken from the Whoosh wordmark.](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/64f4cffcbe566b5a012067b7/65441d7347829cc60ad71506_Logo-Secondary.jpg)
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Secondary Logo
The logomark is composed of the O that represents the hot air balloon and the swirling portion of the bracket from the letter h. It can be used alone to create fun physical brand assets such as pins and stickers. If used alone for marketing materials such as posters (physical and digital), t-shirts and a variety of other artifacts, it should be accompanied by the wordmark somewhere. It can also be leveraged for digital use, specifically in the case of the app icon.