# Assets · channels 33 files under `assets/channels/`, held in the artifact’s asset store: fetch one with the Artifact tool’s `read`, the id below as `path` (they are not files beside the page — a read by file path fails), then upload it to your own artifact as an asset (`publish`, `asset:true`; or `upload_asset`, where your tool lists that); an SVG may also be inlined. Copy assets, never approximate them. ## Use ```html ``` ## Usage notes # Channels Sub-channel and PBS KIDS marks, all vector. The rules are in the brand book under Sub-brands and Channels; the `Channels` preview (Brand group) shows every treatment side by side. The station logo height is the shared measure: set each pipe lockup so its shield matches the station logo elsewhere on the page. ## WORLD (supplied by WORLD) | file | use | | --- | --- | | `NashvillePBSWORLD_FullColor_Horizontal.svg` | Pipe lockup, color, for white and light surfaces. The shield is the full height of the file (viewBox 1401.75 by 158.32). | | `NashvillePBSWORLD_Inverse_Horizontal.svg` | Pipe lockup, white, for Navy and dark surfaces. | | `WRLD_NashvillePBS_Vertical.svg`, `WRLD_NashvillePBS_Vertical_White.svg` | Stacked: station logo over a rule over the WORLD mark, for narrow or square spaces. | ## All Arts (supplied by All Arts) | file | use | | --- | --- | | `PBSNashville_AllArts_RGB-HEX.svg` | Pipe lockup, color. The shield is 94% of the file height (viewBox 617.26 by 73.22); set the height 5% larger than WORLD's to match shields. | | `PBSNashville_AllArts_WHITE_RGB-HEX.svg` | Pipe lockup, white, for dark surfaces. | | `PBSNashville_AllArts_BLACK_RGB-HEX.svg` | One-color black, for black and white print only. | ## Create | file | use | | --- | --- | | `Nashville_PBS_Create_Cobrand.svg` | The stacked co-brand exactly as Create supplied it: the station logo above the Create swirl and wordmark. The official file; keep it available. | | `NashvillePBS_Create_Pipe_Color.svg`, `NashvillePBS_Create_Pipe_White.svg` | Nashville PBS compositions of Create's artwork in the WORLD geometry (same band height, pipe position and clear space), so the three sub-channels read as a set. The wordmark's x-height is set to the "Nashville" x-height and the baselines align; nothing in Create's artwork was redrawn. Station-made under the PBS sub-channel guidance (pipe separator); approved for use by Nashville PBS, 2026-09-17. These are the standard Create lockups. | ## PBS KIDS (national files) | file | use | | --- | --- | | `PBS_KIDS_Color_RGB_Digital.svg` | Primary logo for screens: PBS Blue circle, PBS KIDS Green `#99CF16` "PBS", white "KIDS". No SM mark (digital files never carry it). The one digital file PBS KIDS supplied. | | `PBS_KIDS_Reverse_RGB_Digital.svg` | Reverse for screens (white circle, PBS Blue letters), for placement on PBS Blue only. No SM. Derived from the digital primary on 2026-09-17 at Shane Burkeen's direction, since PBS KIDS supplied only the primary in digital form; the geometry is untouched and the colors follow Style Guide 1.3.1 page 3. | | `PBS_KIDS_White_RGB_Digital.svg`, `PBS_KIDS_Black_RGB_Digital.svg` | One-color versions for screens where color is not available (white circle with black letters; black circle with white letters). No SM. Derived the same way; black is `#000000` for RGB. | | `PBS_KIDS_Color_CMYK_Print.svg` | Primary logo for print, with SM. | | `PBS_KIDS_Reverse_CMYK_Print.svg` | White circle with blue letters, for placement on PBS Blue only, print, with SM. | | `PBS_KIDS_White_CMYK_Print.svg`, `PBS_KIDS_Black_CMYK_Print.svg` | One-color versions where color is not available, print, with SM. | PBS KIDS is never locked up with the station logo. Place it left, right, above or below the Nashville PBS logo at least the station logo's height, with clear space of 25% of its diameter; an optional phrase ("From", "On", "Presented by", "A service of") goes above the station logo. Do not put the primary logo on PBS Blue (use Reverse), and never swap the PBS logo inside the station lockup for PBS KIDS. ## File notes - Every file passed the intake check (viewBox present, no `