A signature combination refers to a combination of a symbol mark and a logotype under a certain standard, and the appropriate one is selected and used in consideration of the layout of the application space. Depending on the environment of the applied medium, it is possible to use the symbol mark or logotype alone. Still, the principle is to apply the signature exemplified in this paragraph. To prevent deformation when used, the signature should be enlarged and reduced in direct proportion or utilized by referring to the proportion of the signature combination illustrated in this paragraph.

The exclusive color is an essential element of Yeonsung University's identity, along with the symbol mark. It also functions to convey the image of Yeonsung University by applying it to various visual media. The expression of the exclusive colors is based on the principle of printing separate colors, and the Pantone colors specified below are the standard. Careful attention is required for the effective use of exclusive colors. If it is necessary to reproduce with the 4 primary process colors, use them according to the standards specified below. If there is any doubt in production, please consult the UI department.

The symbol mark should be visible on any background. The following are examples of colors that can be used for backgrounds to prevent image deformation caused by the misuse of colors. Please consult the UI department if you have any doubts about the design.

The emblem symbolizes the authority and status of the university. It can be used as a decorative effect when producing awards, appointment letters, and at various events. The emblem can be expressed in multiple ways, such as full color, one color, and gold. Colors not shown or particular expressions must be consulted with the management department. When using the emblem, it should be enlarged and reduced in direct proportion.

Graphic motifs are essential in establishing Yeonsung University's unique brand identity and conveying a consistent brand image through the development of applied design. Combined visual motifs can be freely trimmed and utilized according to purpose and space.