RROCA Logos

These logos are provided free for general RROCA use in marketing material, websites, etc. Click on the links below to download the image files you need.

Notes:

Images are offered at maximum resolution, in all the most sensible formats. PNG is the recommended format for graphic layout and web sites.
The XCF, PNG and TIF formats have transparent backgrounds.
To get different image sizes you only need to open them in a graphics program and reduce them to suit.
Note that not all graphics programs will render the transparency. Some lesser ones will even struggle to display these images.
I recommend using Photoshop or The Gimp to manipulate any graphic images.
Printing services (e.g. OfficeWorks) can print from almost any format but help teach them how do it properly by providing images in TIF format. Take alternatives along, though, just in case.
The ICO files contain icons at 128, 64, 48, 32 and 16 pixels square.
The ICO(+256) files contain all possible icons - at 256, 128, 64, 48, 32 and 16 pixels square.

RROCA Club Logo

This is a fully reconstructed logo at the highest practical resolution. It reproduces as closely as possible the design of the original, within the limits of my artistic ability (i.e. paltry).
At 2380 x 3208 pixels, it has been demonstrated to be suitable for printing up to A2 size.
Note that it uses the Sykes illustration for the Spirit Of Ecstasy rather than the stylised one in the historical logo. This, unfortunately, makes it a bit vague at small sizes.
Also note that the 'S' in 'Owners Club' is not vertical as it is in the original. It's that way because no matter how hard I tried I just couldn't make it look right in the reconstruction.
I actually prefer it like this as, after long study of the design, I have come to consider the original treatment as somewhat clumsy.

It has been pointed out that the lion needs some colour infill to stand out against light backgrounds. A light grey (#f0f0f0) seems to do the job without making the lion look out of place. This infill can be achieved with any good graphics program.

Click on the image to see a higher resolution showing transparency over silver.

PNG - Portable Network Graphic (lossless, recommended for display and editing of graphic images)

TIF - Tagged Image File Format (LZW compression)
ICO - a file format used for icons in Microsoft Windows. Contains small bitmap images at multiple resolutions and sizes.

ICO(+256) - a file format used for icons in Microsoft Windows. Contains small bitmap images at multiple resolutions and sizes.

XCF - GIMP image (from Gimp's origin at the eXperimental Computing Facility of the University of California)

EPS - Original font + Grey lion - Encapsulated Postscript

Apple Icons - Bundle of Apple icons for websites (these provide link icons for iPhones, iPads and Androids)

G-Rated PNG

G-Rated TIF

G-Rated XCF

Here is a rough guide to sizes for the above image at various common printing resolutions.

DPI 1200 600 300 150

ISO 216 Paper Size A8 A6 A4 A2

Spirit Of Ecstasy

This is a heavily cleaned scanned copy of an A4 print of the well-known Sykes illustration. At 3650 x 4210 pixels it could probably be printed up to A1 size!

Click on the image to see a higher resolution showing transparency over sky blue.

PNG - Portable Network Graphic (lossless, recommended for display and editing of graphic images)

TIF - Tagged Image File Format (LZW compression)
ICO - a file format used for icons in Microsoft Windows. Contains small bitmap images at multiple resolutions and sizes.

ICO(+256) - a file format used for icons in Microsoft Windows. Contains small bitmap images at multiple resolutions and sizes.

XCF - GIMP image (from Gimp's origin at the eXperimental Computing Facility of the University of California)

Here is a rough guide to sizes for the above image at various common printing resolutions.

DPI 1200 600 300 150

ISO 216 Paper Size A7 A5 A3 A1

Rolls-Royce Badge

This was taken from a high-resolution photograph of a large (> 1000mm) poster. The photo bitmap was converted to vector graphics (with Inkscape) as SVG format as well as being exported as a PNG file.
At 2375 x 4202 pixels it's about as big as you're ever going to get. (If I'd photographed it in portrait mode it would be even bigger!) But as vector graphics, of course, pixels mean nothing because you can scale it to any size you like with little effect on definition.
The badge body is in black, which is the wrong way around. You can easily invert it (and optionally fill/change the letters to red) with any good graphics program.

Click on the image to see a higher resolution showing transparency over red. Since these images are SVG there's no need to offer multiple formats.

SVG - Scalable Vector Graphics - Scriptable vector image format; supported by major web browsers, occasionally via plug-in.
PNG 144dpi - Portable Network Graphic (lossless, recommended for display and editing of graphic images)

EPS - Black Background with White script - Encapsulated Postscript

EPS - Unframed with Black script - Encapsulated Postscript

Bentley Wings

This was taken from a high-resolution photograph of a large (> 1000mm) poster. The photo bitmap was converted to vector graphics (with Inkscape) as SVG format as well as being exported as a PNG file.
At 5568 x 2288 pixels it's definitely as big as you're ever going to get. But as vector graphics, of course, pixels mean nothing because you can scale it to any size you like with little effect on definition.
The full size images do not include transparency around the 'B' but you can fix that with any good graphics program.

Click on the image to see a higher resolution showing transparency over British Motor Racing Green. Since these images are SVG there's no need to offer multiple formats.

SVG - Scalable Vector Graphics - Scriptable vector image format; supported by major web browsers, occasionally via plug-in.
PNG 144dpi - Portable Network Graphic (lossless, recommended for display and editing of graphic images)

EPS - Encapsulated Postscript

For more information on graphics file formats, see the Wikipedia entry.