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Everything you need to write about Happy Drones, list us as a supplier or put our logo next to yours: logos, colours, fonts, words and facts, all free to download.
01 · Logo
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02 · Colour
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The main colour. Headings, the letters of the logo, dark sections.
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Orange for text and links on white, where Drone Orange is too light to read.
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Dark backgrounds, footers and video end cards.
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Backgrounds and text on navy.
On navy 12.6:1
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03 · Type
Blinker for anything big and short. Lato for anything you read in sentences. Both are free for any use.
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04 · Words
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Happy Drones is a CAA-registered drone photography business covering North East England, for property, roof inspections and construction progress.
Happy Drones provides drone and ground photography and video across North East England. Run by pilot Wayne Fox, it shoots property photos, aerials and walkthrough video in a single visit, close-up roof inspections without ladders, and month-by-month records of building sites and empty buildings. CAA registered and insured for £10m.
Happy Drones provides drone and ground photography and video for estate agents, homeowners, roofers, developers and property managers across North East England. Run by pilot Wayne Fox, it shoots listing photos, aerials and walkthrough video in a single visit, close-up roof inspections without ladders or scaffolding, and month-by-month records of building sites and empty buildings from the same positions every visit. Every flight is planned with airspace and permission checks and a risk assessment. Happy Drones is CAA registered, holds an A2 Certificate of Competence and carries £10m public liability insurance. Prices are published openly at happydrones.co.uk.
"HD" is fine on its own only where the logo is also shown.
05 · Facts
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A library of real job photos and drone footage is on its way. If you need high-resolution images or b-roll for an article now, email and say what it's for.
You're welcome to use the logo and words to write about Happy Drones, link to us, or show that you work with us. Please use them as they are, and don't use them in a way that suggests we endorse a product, service or organisation without asking first.
Media contact
Wayne Fox answers press and partnership questions himself, usually the same day.