Symbol Mark

The symbol of HOIMYUNG Industry is designed with a structure combining the letter H, representing the company name, and a band of light symbolizing the company’s spirit. As a key identifying element symbolizing HOIMYUNG’s philosophy and vision, the symbol must not be distorted, altered, or misused under any circumstances, and the stipulated guidelines and principles must be strictly adhered to prevent image degradation.

Wordmark

HOIMYUNG’s wordmark embodies the vision of ‘Growing Together, Sharing Future’, reflecting dynamism and scale. The blue color used in the logo type represents safety and trust, harmonizing with the colors used in the symbol mark.

HOIMYUNG’s logo primarily utilizes four-color printing; however, depending on the environment and purpose of the application, single-color printing or special printing processes may be applied. Production should adhere to the provided guidelines, and for situations beyond the listed items, production should proceed after consulting with the relevant department.

Size Regulations

The signature representing HOIMYUNG’s identity is used as an element that conveys the company’s image across most media. A signature is a form composed considering the most harmonious composition and proportion of the symbol and logotype. Therefore, it must be used accurately by the specified regulations for each applied item, and under no circumstances should the proportion, spacing, or size be altered arbitrarily.

Color Palette

The designated colors are critical elements that shape the HOIMYUNG Industry’s identity along with the logo. The colors are applied to the logo and various graphic and application designs. The expression of the designated colors is based on spot color printing, with the color values specified in the manual serving as the standard. Depending on the characteristics of the applied media, the colors may be decomposed into CMYK for print or RGB for web and video media. To ensure the effective use of the designated colors, factors such as printing methods, ink density, and paper quality must be reviewed to maintain standard colors, and any questions during production must be discussed with the management department.