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It tells you everything you need to know about PROMETHEUS design and CI.  \nIf you are interested in learning more about the project itself, we encourage you to check out the project website at [www.prometheus.care](www.prometheus.care)  \nWe hope that this document makes your life as members of the project staff a little easier.  \nAll the best,  \nYour PROMETHEUS design team  \nPrometheus CI-Guide Page 04  \nCONTENTS  \nContents  \nI Introduction 03  \nII Contents 05  \nIII Design Basics I -Color 06  \nIV Design Basics II -Type 08  \nV Design Basics III -Word 09  \nVI PROMETHEUS logos 10  \nVII PROMETHEUS fonts 12  \nVIII PROMETHEUS colors 14  \nIX Logo interactions 15  \nX PROMETHEUS templates 16  \nXI PROMETHEUS design examples 20  \nXII PROMETHEUS design package 22  \nXIII AIO-All in One 24  \nXIV Contacts & Credits 26  \nPrometheus CI-Guide // DESIGN BASICSI Page 06  \nDesign Basics I  \nDesign Basics I-Colors  \nThis chapter deals with the basics of colors and computer graphics. If you are already familiar with these topics or are just plain not interested, you may jump straight ahead to the next chapter.  \nAll visible colors can be created by mixing a small number (usually three) of primary or basic colors in varying quantities/ intensities.  \nPrint vs Screen  \nThere are two major and fundamentally different color systems: additive and subtractive. In the additive system different types (wavelengths) of light are combined, i.e. added. If the maximum amount of all primary colors is mixed, the result is white light. This means that not only does the color change but also the resulting light becomes brighter there more is added. This additive color mixing system is used when light is actively produced and emitted, for example in computer and TV screens. The subtractive system is used in printing. Print products do not emit light by themselves but instead reflect ambient light. Light hits the page and a part of it is reflected back. 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