At the 2003 TEI Board meeting, Geoffrey Rockwell and Sebastian Rahtz were asked to develop a new graphical logo for the TEI. Geoffrey then worked with Andrew Paulin, a Multimedia student at McMaster University, who developed a series of ideas for logos, which were ruminated upon by Geoffrey, Sebastian and Julia Flanders. Their preferred design was then refined further by Rowan Wilson at Oxford University's Research Technologies Service, resulting in the recommended design. The design is implemented in scaleable vector form using Adobe Illustrator, and can be used either in PDF, SVG, or rasterized JPEG forms.

Versions of the logo are as follows: TEIlogo.pdfPDF, colourTEIlogo-black.pdfPDF, black and whiteTEIlogo-grayscale.pdfPDF, grayscaleTEI-175.jpgsmall bitmapTEI-400.jpglarger bitmapTEI-600.jpgbig bitmapTEI-800.jpghuge bitmapTEIlogo.svgSVG version

Usage examples are: a webpage using the new logo top left a PDF file of a printed document, using the coloured logo a PDF file of a printed document using the grayscale version simple PowerPoint slide using logo PowerPoint slide using logo as graphic

We also include an alternative design, "hands", for less formal situations like T-shirts (version 1 and version 2) The Chair of TEI would like to thank both Andrew Paulin and Rowan Wilson for their work on these designs.