Logo Free Space
A "free space" should be observed at all times around the logo. This space should be a measurement twice the height of the KAA text below the initials. Any additional text should always be set outside this area. Images may break the free space rule only when the image encompasses the entire logo and spreads beyond the outside edge. In that case, the image may print up to the outside edge of the logo but should never print behind the logo. When printing an image behind the logo, the same freespace rules apply and the image may not print beyond the outside edge of the logo. Your printer should be able to explain the differences in greyscale values or the use of "free space."

Logo Sizing and Text Use
The logo should not appear less than 1" in height. This is intended to keep all text at a readable size. If the proper space is not available, you may signify you are a member of the Association by using the Association's name and the word 'member" above or below it instead of the logo. In that case, the font should be sans serif (Arial Black and Arial Regular are preferred).