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Brand Kit

Logos, colors and copy you can use

Everything here is free to use to link to Tucson Foodie or to credit us. Please read the short usage note before you publish.

Logos

Our primary logo comes first; the rest are alternates for backgrounds and contexts it does not suit. Every mark ships as SVG for print and any size, and as a transparent PNG — choose the version made for your background rather than recoloring one.

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  • Stacked wordmark on redAny background

    Stacked wordmark on red

    Primary logo

    The main Tucson Foodie logo, and what you should reach for by default. It carries its own background, so it holds up anywhere, including over photos.

  • Horizontal wordmarkOn light

    Horizontal wordmark

    One line. The default wherever height is tight — headers, footers, sponsor rows.

  • Stacked wordmark, blackOn light

    Stacked wordmark, black

    Three lines. For light backgrounds where the red plate would be too loud.

  • Stacked wordmark, whiteOn dark

    Stacked wordmark, white

    The knockout. For dark backgrounds and over photography.

  • TF monogramOn light

    TF monogram

    Alternate mark

    A compact square mark for avatars and favicons. Light backgrounds only — its counter-form is solid white.

    Not one of the approved lockups in our brand book. Use a wordmark above unless you have asked us.

Looking for the red-and-black wordmark?

Our brand book includes a stacked red-and-black wordmark that we don’t publish here — it isn’t part of the set we use day to day, and we hold no vector of it. The marks above cover every use. Email us if you specifically need it and we’ll send what we have.

Colors

Select any swatch to copy its hex value.

Logo

Primary

Complementary

Neutral

Typefaces

Oswald sets our headlines; Georgia sets long-form reading.

Oswald

Primary — headlines, navigation and UI

Tucson Foodie — eating and drinking well

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Georgia

Secondary — long-form body copy

Tucson Foodie — eating and drinking well

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Using the marks

Clear space
Leave space on all four sides equal to the height of the F in FOODIE.
Minimum size
Wordmarks no smaller than 120px (25mm) wide. The monogram no smaller than 32px (8mm).

Clear space and minimum size are practical guidance from us, not rules from the brand book.

Please do

  • Use these marks to link to Tucson Foodie.
  • Use them to credit us when you quote, embed or reference our work.
  • Use the SVG wherever you can — it stays sharp at every size.
  • Use the version made for your background.

Please don’t

  • Put these marks on merchandise or anything for sale.
  • Imply endorsement, partnership or affiliation we have not agreed to.
  • Alter the marks — no recoloring, stretching, rotating, cropping, outlining or added effects.
  • Rebuild a lockup from its parts, or set our name in another typeface.

Anything else

Ask first — we usually say yes.

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Boilerplate

A paragraph you can paste, drawn from our brand book.

Tucson Foodie is the preeminent destination for food enthusiasts to discover, learn about, and experience the local culinary scene, with an authentic, relatable and well-crafted insider’s point-of-view. Tucson Foodie highlights the restaurants, destinations, experiences, people and ingredients that make our region interesting, rich and universally appealing. Our main focus is Greater Tucson, with reach throughout Southern Arizona, and we feature all aspects of the food system — from farm to table, to producers and makers, to restaurants and chefs.
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An evening of food, plants, and connection returns under the desert sky.🌵✨

In partnership with @salus.healers, join us THIS SATURDAY, August 29, at @tohonochul for Desert Magic, a one-night celebration of the edible and medicinal beauty of the Sonoran Desert. Stroll the gardens, drink in hand, and discover chef and wellness stations along the way.

🌿SWIPE TO SEE OUR WELLNESS PRACTITIONERS offering sound healing, massage, somatic therapy, readings, reiki, plant walks, workshops & more: @awakenedwombs | @curavidabodywork | @dharmawellness.center | @drkorigiudici | Ease Bodywork | @itsme.emmav | @healingspiritsoaks | @marie.heartnectar | @innerblissenergetics | @jessi.kyte.bodywork | Medicine Within | @monsoonmystics | @morosomedicalcenter | @intuitive_readings_by_zev | @sugarmelovetucson | @tantricheart_coaching | @gathering_point_ | @thehealinghubaz | The Somatic Sound 

🔥FOOD: @el_chef_padilla (@copperashculinary) | @landofmilknhoney (@tohonochulgardenbistro) | @chefdevonsanner (@sandpcreative) | Chef Gracie Soto (@anita_st_market) | @chefjosetucson (@ameliastucson) | @kenneth.foy | Obie Hindman & @tuckerhartford (@tucsoncityofgastronomy & @solpuebloprovisions) | @archimagirus_cultro (@scratchingtheplate)

🥣 SOUNDS @tucsonmodernjazzquartet | DJ Sets by Rosa Dragona & LaDev

Ticket includes wellness stations, herb walks, workshops, sound healing, & botanical drinks.

Tap the link in bio to grab yours! 🎟️✨ 

#tucsonfoodie #tucsoneventAn evening of food, plants, and connection returns under the desert sky.🌵✨ In partnership with @salus.healers, join us THIS SATURDAY, August 29, at @tohonochul for Desert Magic, a one-night celebration of the edible and medicinal beauty of the Sonoran Desert. Stroll the gardens, drink in hand, and discover chef and wellness stations along the way. 🌿SWIPE TO SEE OUR WELLNESS PRACTITIONERS offering sound healing, massage, somatic therapy, readings, reiki, plant walks, workshops & more: @awakenedwombs | @curavidabodywork | @dharmawellness.center | @drkorigiudici | Ease Bodywork | @itsme.emmav | @healingspiritsoaks | @marie.heartnectar | @innerblissenergetics | @jessi.kyte.bodywork | Medicine Within | @monsoonmystics | @morosomedicalcenter | @intuitive_readings_by_zev | @sugarmelovetucson | @tantricheart_coaching | @gathering_point_ | @thehealinghubaz | The Somatic Sound 🔥FOOD: @el_chef_padilla (@copperashculinary) | @landofmilknhoney (@tohonochulgardenbistro) | @chefdevonsanner (@sandpcreative) | Chef Gracie Soto (@anita_st_market) | @chefjosetucson (@ameliastucson) | @kenneth.foy | Obie Hindman & @tuckerhartford (@tucsoncityofgastronomy & @solpuebloprovisions) | @archimagirus_cultro (@scratchingtheplate) 🥣 SOUNDS @tucsonmodernjazzquartet | DJ Sets by Rosa Dragona & LaDev Ticket includes wellness stations, herb walks, workshops, sound healing, & botanical drinks. Tap the link in bio to grab yours! 🎟️✨ #tucsonfoodie #tucsonevent
@vegantucsonnightmarket returns September 5th from 6–10pm with over 60 vendors!

Come support our amazing local makers, small businesses, and restaurants while eating an absolutely ridiculous amount of vegan food. 

🐖 FREE ENTRY | FREE PARKING | DOG-FRIENDLY
📍RILLITO PARK • 4502 N 1ST AVE, TUCSON, AZ

Check out the vendor list in our bio✨

Thank you to our sponsors: @semperfi_heatingandcooling, @tucsonprimeleaf and @trulieveaz_ 

Photos by @astra1wanderer 
#tucsonevents #vegantucson 
#tucsonsmallbusiness #tucsonlocal@vegantucsonnightmarket returns September 5th from 6–10pm with over 60 vendors! Come support our amazing local makers, small businesses, and restaurants while eating an absolutely ridiculous amount of vegan food. 🐖 FREE ENTRY | FREE PARKING | DOG-FRIENDLY 📍RILLITO PARK • 4502 N 1ST AVE, TUCSON, AZ Check out the vendor list in our bio✨ Thank you to our sponsors: @semperfi_heatingandcooling, @tucsonprimeleaf and @trulieveaz_ Photos by @astra1wanderer #tucsonevents #vegantucson #tucsonsmallbusiness #tucsonlocal
“Indian food represents many different regions and cooking styles, featuring far more than the curries that it is popularly known for — though those are certainly found in abundance at Tucson’s Indian restaurants. For religious reasons, beef and pork are not common in the Indian diet, but carnivores can enjoy plenty of chicken, lamb, and seafood dishes. Most Indian restaurants have large sections of their menus devoted to vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free dishes, too.

Kitchens are almost always accommodating about adjusting spice levels but as a rule of thumb, the hottest dishes are the vindaloos, while the mildest are the kormas and biriyanis.” — @ediebjarolim 

Find @ediebjarolim’s guide on Tucsonfoodie.com“Indian food represents many different regions and cooking styles, featuring far more than the curries that it is popularly known for — though those are certainly found in abundance at Tucson’s Indian restaurants. For religious reasons, beef and pork are not common in the Indian diet, but carnivores can enjoy plenty of chicken, lamb, and seafood dishes. Most Indian restaurants have large sections of their menus devoted to vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free dishes, too. Kitchens are almost always accommodating about adjusting spice levels but as a rule of thumb, the hottest dishes are the vindaloos, while the mildest are the kormas and biriyanis.” — @ediebjarolim Find @ediebjarolim’s guide on Tucsonfoodie.com
@Berrygreensacai is closing its original downtown Tucson location at 245 E. Congress St. after seven years.

The University Boulevard location near the University of Arizona will remain open, with the team shifting its full focus there. Berry Greens says it will announce a reopening date for the University location soon.

“After much thought and consideration, we have decided to close down our downtown Congress St location after 7 amazing years. We want to sincerely thank each and every one of you for your support, loyalty and for allowing us to be a part of your community for so long.”

Read @jackie_tran_’s article on Tucsonfoodie.com 

#downtowntucson #uofa@Berrygreensacai is closing its original downtown Tucson location at 245 E. Congress St. after seven years. The University Boulevard location near the University of Arizona will remain open, with the team shifting its full focus there. Berry Greens says it will announce a reopening date for the University location soon. “After much thought and consideration, we have decided to close down our downtown Congress St location after 7 amazing years. We want to sincerely thank each and every one of you for your support, loyalty and for allowing us to be a part of your community for so long.” Read @jackie_tran_’s article on Tucsonfoodie.com #downtowntucson #uofa