ESTADO DE MÉXICO / COMPROMISO Logo
Left-aligned is a detailed heraldic coat of arms inside a gold-edged shield; the crest contains multiple small pictorial elements in full colour. To the right of the shield is a two-line grey wordmark: on the first line "GOBIERNO DEL" (smal...
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About ESTADO DE MÉXICO / COMPROMISO
Left-aligned is a detailed heraldic coat of arms inside a gold-edged shield; the crest contains multiple small pictorial elements in full colour. To the right of the shield is a two-line grey wordmark: on the first line "GOBIERNO DEL" (smaller) and on the second, larger, "ESTADO DE MÉXICO" in an uppercase sans-serif.
Below and slightly to the right of the shield/wordmark group is a separate circular swirl mark made of interlocking green and red curved shapes, accompanied at its right by the word "Compromiso" in grey sans-serif and a smaller grey tagline beneath reading "Gobierno que cumple."
What's in it: coat of arms (shield) circular swirl emblem
Shapes: shield (heraldic) crest circle / swirl wordmark tagline
Style: heraldic detailed flat modern sans-serif governmental
Text in logo: GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO DE MÉXICO Compromiso Gobierno que cumple
Official/state authority (heraldic shield) combined with a modern circular swirl suggesting movement, unity or commitment (the "Compromiso" program).
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
ESTADO DE MÉXICO / COMPROMISO Logo History
This image combines the Estado de México coat of arms and the official wordmark "Gobierno del Estado de México" with a secondary programme/branding mark "Compromiso" and its tagline "Gobierno que cumple."
Frequently asked
What does this logo represent?
It pairs the Estado de México coat of arms and wordmark with a secondary 'Compromiso' program mark and the tagline 'Gobierno que cumple.'
What are the main colours used?
Dark gray (#333333) for the wordmarks, forest green (#1e9a44) and deep red (#d32b37) for the circular swirl, plus gold and light blue details in the coat of arms.
Is the top emblem a coat of arms?
Yes — the top-left element is a detailed heraldic shield (coat of arms) rather than a simple abstract mark.
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