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This rebus is now an\niconic part of our visual history and in the permanent collection at the Museum\nof Modern Art in New York.\n\n</PageDescription>\n\n<AnchorLinks>\n  <AnchorLink>IBM rebus</AnchorLink>\n  <AnchorLink>IBM totem rebus</AnchorLink>\n  <AnchorLink>IBM classic rebus</AnchorLink>\n  <AnchorLink>Color</AnchorLink>\n  <AnchorLink>Usage</AnchorLink>\n</AnchorLinks>\n\n## Resources\n\n<Row className=\"resource-card-group\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4} noGutterSm>\n    <ResourceCard\n      subTitle={<>Internal IBM logo request<br />(IBM ID required)</>}\n      href=\"https://www.ibm.com/brand/ibm-logos/logo-requests\"\n      >\n\n![ibm logo](../../images/resource-cards/ibm.svg)\n\n  </ResourceCard>\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n## IBM rebus\n\nToday we still use the rebus, which has since been adjusted to meet the\nrequirements of different mediums, scales and production environments. Like the\n8-bar logo, the rebus comes in positive and reversed versions. The rebus can be\nused in special applications, such as merchandise, badges and events, but\nshouldn’t be used in place of the 8-bar logo as an official brand communications\nsign off.\n\n![IBM rebus in black on white background](/images/rebus-light.svg)\n![IBM rebus reversed on black background](/images/rebus-dark.svg)\n\n## IBM totem rebus\n\nThe totem rebus adds more meaning to the already lovable original. The totem\nconnects with us because it speaks to the human factor, the user, and the\never-evolving relationship between mankind and machines. It reminds us that good\ndesign should primarily serve people and move us toward progress.\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={6}>\n\n![rebus totem scale](/images/rebus-totem-scale.svg)\n\n<Caption>Same scale in vertical relationship</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={6}>\n\n![rebus totem positive](/images/rebus-totem-positive.svg)\n\n<Caption>Totem rebus positive</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={6}>\n\n![rebus totem negative](/images/rebus-totem-negative.svg)\n\n<Caption>Totem rebus reversed</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={6}>\n\n![rebus spacing on grid](/images/rebus-spacing-grid.svg)\n\n<Caption>Rebus and spacing are on a grid</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n## IBM classic rebus\n\nThe classic rebus, using the original color scheme, is still used for our\nheritage merchandise and can also be used for special occasions with permission\nfrom the brand team. This special art may only be used on a black background.\nThis color scheme is not meant for standard usage and doesn’t reflect the\ncurrent IBM brand color palette. So, while the classic rebus is available for\nrestricted use on merchandise or for special events, prior approval is required.\n\n<DoDontRow>\n<DoDont type=\"do\" caption=\"Always use the classic rebus on a black background.\" >\n\n![good use of the classic rebus](images/rebusclassic1.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Never use the classic rebus on light backgrounds.\">\n\n![wrong use of the classic rebus](images/rebusclassic2.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n</DoDontRow>\n\n## Color\n\nThe IBM core colors, consisting of the blue and gray families, are used when\napplying color specifically to the rebus. Please refer to the\n[color specifications](/color#specifications) for precise values. Here are a few\nexamples of possible color combinations using core colors and positive and\nnegative IBM rebuses.\n\n<ArtDirection>\n\n![color palette](/images/core_color_palette_mobile.png)\n![color palette](/images/core_color_palette.png)\n\n</ArtDirection>\n\n<Title>Positive rebus</Title>\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Black on Gray 30](/images/rebus_black_on_gray30.svg)\n\n<Caption>Black / Gray 30</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Blue 70 on Blue 20](/images/rebus_blue70_on_blue20.svg)\n\n<Caption>Blue 70 / Blue 20</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Gray 60 on White](/images/rebus_gray60_on_white.svg)\n\n<Caption>Gray 60 / White</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n<Title>Reversed rebus</Title>\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Blue 50 on Black](/images/rebus_blue50_on_black.svg)\n\n<Caption>Blue 50 / Black</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Blue 40 on Blue 90 ](/images/rebus_blue40_on_blue90.svg)\n\n<Caption>Blue 40 / Blue 90 </Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Gray 10 on Blue 60 ](/images/rebus_gray10_on_blue60.svg)\n\n<Caption>Gray 10 / Blue 60 </Caption>\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n### Background colors\n\nDark or light background colors work well with the core colors of the IBM rebus.\nAlways use a minimum of five “steps” away between the foreground and background\ncolor to insure appropriate contrast and legibility. Any background color from\nthe [IDL color palette](/color#the-palette) with sufficient contrast may be used\nwith a core color rebus. Here are a few examples of possible color combinations.\n\n<Title>Positive rebus</Title>\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Gray 100 on Blue 20](/images/rebus_gray100_on_blue20.svg)\n\n<Caption>Gray 100 / Blue 20</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Blue 70 on Green 10](/images/rebus_blue70_on_green10.svg)\n\n<Caption>Blue 70 / Green 10</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Blue 80 on Purple 30](/images/rebus_blue80_on_purple30.svg)\n\n<Caption>Blue 80 / Purple 30</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n<Title>Reversed rebus</Title>\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Blue 40 on Purple 90](/images/rebus_blue40_on_purple90.svg)\n\n<Caption>Blue 40 / Purple 90</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Gray 10 on Teal 90](/images/rebus_gray10_on_teal90.svg)\n\n<Caption>Gray 10 / Teal 90</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![White on Magenta 60](/images/rebus_white_on_magenta60.svg)\n\n<Caption>White / Magenta 60</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n## Usage\n\nThe IBM rebus is a special piece of design. The form shouldn’t be altered,\nadjusted or colored in inappropriate ways. Here are a few samples of what to\navoid and what’s permissible. If these basics are adhered to, it will protect\nthe integrity of Paul Rand’s great design work.\n\n### Clear space\n\nKeep the rebus and totem rebus separated from other visual elements by a\ndistance equal to the M height. This distance is considered the minimum\nuninterrupted space surrounding the rebus. We call it the area of isolation, or\nclear space, and it should be adhered to in most situations.\n\n![IBM rebus showing proper clear space ratio](images/rebus_clearspace.svg)\n\n### Misuse\n\nShown here are a few examples of improper use of the rebus and totem rebus.\n\n<DoDontRow>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t alter the spacing of elements.\">\n\n![don’t alter the spacing of elements example](images/rebusdont_alterspacing.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t scale or recompose rebus elements.\">\n\n![don’t scale or recompose rebus elements example](images/rebus-usage-dont-recompose.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t stretch or compress rebus elements.\">\n\n![rebus don't add dropshadow example](images/rebus-usage-dont-stretch.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n</DoDontRow>\n\n<DoDontRow>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t create compositions from the rebus and the 8-bar logo.\">\n\n![don’t create compositions from the rebus and the 8-bar logo example](images/rebusdont_compositions.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t add drop shadows to the rebus.\">\n\n![do not use unacceptable combos example](images/rebus-usage-dont-dropshadow.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t use unacceptable color combinations.\">\n\n![don’t use unacceptable color combinations example](images/rebus-usage-dont-unacceptable-combos.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n</DoDontRow>\n\n<DoDontRow>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t replace the 8-bar logo with the rebus for sign offs, not even in marketing applications.\">\n\n![don’t replace the 8-bar logo with the rebus for sign offs example](images/rebusdont_signoff.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t combine the rebus with specific business units.\">\n\n![do not use unacceptable combos example](images/rebusdont_bus.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n</DoDontRow>\n\n### Patterns\n\nPatterns can be useful tools in a variety of graphic applications. In the\nworkplace for example, distraction patterns on glass walls and doors can prevent\ninjury. Event structure facades might use graphic wallcovering. They can also be\nused effectively on merchandise. There are a few approved patterns based on the\nrebus, with positive and reversed options.\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![rebus pattern](/images/rebus_pattern1.png)\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![rebus pattern](/images/rebus_pattern2.png)\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![rebus pattern](/images/rebus_pattern3.png)\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n<Row className=\"resource-card-group\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4} noGutterSm>\n    <ResourceCard\n      subTitle=\"Eye-Bee-M patterns\"\n      href=\"https://ibm.box.com/s/yk2rxc455pjluo0v4f1kzwkg99hdu2w0\"\n      >\n\n![Box Icon](../../images/resource-cards/box.png)\n\n  </ResourceCard>\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n### The rebus in action\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={8} colLg={8}>\n\n![rebus in an atrium](/images/rebusgallery_atrium.png)\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![rebus on a notebook](/images/rebusgallery_notebook.png)\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![rebus on a tshirt](/images/rebusgallery_tshirt.png)\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={8} colLg={8}>\n\n![rebus at the us open](/images/rebusgallery_usopen.png)\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={8} colLg={8}>\n\n![rebus on a site](/images/rebusgallery_designsite.png)\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![rebus at event](/images/rebusgallery_event.png)\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![rebus on a wall](/images/rebusgallery_interior.png)\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={8} colLg={8}>\n\n![rebus pattern on glass](/images/rebusgallery_glass.png)\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n","type":"Mdx","contentDigest":"803f5e695fd6e8dde847424f27abf925","owner":"gatsby-plugin-mdx","counter":1911},"frontmatter":{"title":"Rebus","description":"The IBM logo is one of our most valuable corporate assets and is among the most recognized identities in the world. It's the tangible symbol of our brand."},"exports":{},"rawBody":"---\ntitle: Rebus\ndescription:\n  The IBM logo is one of our most valuable corporate assets and is among the\n  most recognized identities in the world. It's the tangible symbol of our\n  brand.\n---\n\n<PageDescription>\n\nDesigned in 1981 by Paul Rand for his Eye-Bee-M poster in support of the IBM\nTHINK motto, the rebus used pictures to represent letters. This rebus is now an\niconic part of our visual history and in the permanent collection at the Museum\nof Modern Art in New York.\n\n</PageDescription>\n\n<AnchorLinks>\n  <AnchorLink>IBM rebus</AnchorLink>\n  <AnchorLink>IBM totem rebus</AnchorLink>\n  <AnchorLink>IBM classic rebus</AnchorLink>\n  <AnchorLink>Color</AnchorLink>\n  <AnchorLink>Usage</AnchorLink>\n</AnchorLinks>\n\n## Resources\n\n<Row className=\"resource-card-group\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4} noGutterSm>\n    <ResourceCard\n      subTitle={<>Internal IBM logo request<br />(IBM ID required)</>}\n      href=\"https://www.ibm.com/brand/ibm-logos/logo-requests\"\n      >\n\n![ibm logo](../../images/resource-cards/ibm.svg)\n\n  </ResourceCard>\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n## IBM rebus\n\nToday we still use the rebus, which has since been adjusted to meet the\nrequirements of different mediums, scales and production environments. Like the\n8-bar logo, the rebus comes in positive and reversed versions. The rebus can be\nused in special applications, such as merchandise, badges and events, but\nshouldn’t be used in place of the 8-bar logo as an official brand communications\nsign off.\n\n![IBM rebus in black on white background](/images/rebus-light.svg)\n![IBM rebus reversed on black background](/images/rebus-dark.svg)\n\n## IBM totem rebus\n\nThe totem rebus adds more meaning to the already lovable original. The totem\nconnects with us because it speaks to the human factor, the user, and the\never-evolving relationship between mankind and machines. It reminds us that good\ndesign should primarily serve people and move us toward progress.\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={6}>\n\n![rebus totem scale](/images/rebus-totem-scale.svg)\n\n<Caption>Same scale in vertical relationship</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={6}>\n\n![rebus totem positive](/images/rebus-totem-positive.svg)\n\n<Caption>Totem rebus positive</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={6}>\n\n![rebus totem negative](/images/rebus-totem-negative.svg)\n\n<Caption>Totem rebus reversed</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={6}>\n\n![rebus spacing on grid](/images/rebus-spacing-grid.svg)\n\n<Caption>Rebus and spacing are on a grid</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n## IBM classic rebus\n\nThe classic rebus, using the original color scheme, is still used for our\nheritage merchandise and can also be used for special occasions with permission\nfrom the brand team. This special art may only be used on a black background.\nThis color scheme is not meant for standard usage and doesn’t reflect the\ncurrent IBM brand color palette. So, while the classic rebus is available for\nrestricted use on merchandise or for special events, prior approval is required.\n\n<DoDontRow>\n<DoDont type=\"do\" caption=\"Always use the classic rebus on a black background.\" >\n\n![good use of the classic rebus](images/rebusclassic1.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Never use the classic rebus on light backgrounds.\">\n\n![wrong use of the classic rebus](images/rebusclassic2.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n</DoDontRow>\n\n## Color\n\nThe IBM core colors, consisting of the blue and gray families, are used when\napplying color specifically to the rebus. Please refer to the\n[color specifications](/color#specifications) for precise values. Here are a few\nexamples of possible color combinations using core colors and positive and\nnegative IBM rebuses.\n\n<ArtDirection>\n\n![color palette](/images/core_color_palette_mobile.png)\n![color palette](/images/core_color_palette.png)\n\n</ArtDirection>\n\n<Title>Positive rebus</Title>\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Black on Gray 30](/images/rebus_black_on_gray30.svg)\n\n<Caption>Black / Gray 30</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Blue 70 on Blue 20](/images/rebus_blue70_on_blue20.svg)\n\n<Caption>Blue 70 / Blue 20</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Gray 60 on White](/images/rebus_gray60_on_white.svg)\n\n<Caption>Gray 60 / White</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n<Title>Reversed rebus</Title>\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Blue 50 on Black](/images/rebus_blue50_on_black.svg)\n\n<Caption>Blue 50 / Black</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Blue 40 on Blue 90 ](/images/rebus_blue40_on_blue90.svg)\n\n<Caption>Blue 40 / Blue 90 </Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Gray 10 on Blue 60 ](/images/rebus_gray10_on_blue60.svg)\n\n<Caption>Gray 10 / Blue 60 </Caption>\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n### Background colors\n\nDark or light background colors work well with the core colors of the IBM rebus.\nAlways use a minimum of five “steps” away between the foreground and background\ncolor to insure appropriate contrast and legibility. Any background color from\nthe [IDL color palette](/color#the-palette) with sufficient contrast may be used\nwith a core color rebus. Here are a few examples of possible color combinations.\n\n<Title>Positive rebus</Title>\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Gray 100 on Blue 20](/images/rebus_gray100_on_blue20.svg)\n\n<Caption>Gray 100 / Blue 20</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Blue 70 on Green 10](/images/rebus_blue70_on_green10.svg)\n\n<Caption>Blue 70 / Green 10</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Blue 80 on Purple 30](/images/rebus_blue80_on_purple30.svg)\n\n<Caption>Blue 80 / Purple 30</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n<Title>Reversed rebus</Title>\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Blue 40 on Purple 90](/images/rebus_blue40_on_purple90.svg)\n\n<Caption>Blue 40 / Purple 90</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![Gray 10 on Teal 90](/images/rebus_gray10_on_teal90.svg)\n\n<Caption>Gray 10 / Teal 90</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![White on Magenta 60](/images/rebus_white_on_magenta60.svg)\n\n<Caption>White / Magenta 60</Caption>\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n## Usage\n\nThe IBM rebus is a special piece of design. The form shouldn’t be altered,\nadjusted or colored in inappropriate ways. Here are a few samples of what to\navoid and what’s permissible. If these basics are adhered to, it will protect\nthe integrity of Paul Rand’s great design work.\n\n### Clear space\n\nKeep the rebus and totem rebus separated from other visual elements by a\ndistance equal to the M height. This distance is considered the minimum\nuninterrupted space surrounding the rebus. We call it the area of isolation, or\nclear space, and it should be adhered to in most situations.\n\n![IBM rebus showing proper clear space ratio](images/rebus_clearspace.svg)\n\n### Misuse\n\nShown here are a few examples of improper use of the rebus and totem rebus.\n\n<DoDontRow>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t alter the spacing of elements.\">\n\n![don’t alter the spacing of elements example](images/rebusdont_alterspacing.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t scale or recompose rebus elements.\">\n\n![don’t scale or recompose rebus elements example](images/rebus-usage-dont-recompose.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t stretch or compress rebus elements.\">\n\n![rebus don't add dropshadow example](images/rebus-usage-dont-stretch.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n</DoDontRow>\n\n<DoDontRow>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t create compositions from the rebus and the 8-bar logo.\">\n\n![don’t create compositions from the rebus and the 8-bar logo example](images/rebusdont_compositions.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t add drop shadows to the rebus.\">\n\n![do not use unacceptable combos example](images/rebus-usage-dont-dropshadow.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t use unacceptable color combinations.\">\n\n![don’t use unacceptable color combinations example](images/rebus-usage-dont-unacceptable-combos.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n</DoDontRow>\n\n<DoDontRow>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t replace the 8-bar logo with the rebus for sign offs, not even in marketing applications.\">\n\n![don’t replace the 8-bar logo with the rebus for sign offs example](images/rebusdont_signoff.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n<DoDont type=\"dont\" caption=\"Don’t combine the rebus with specific business units.\">\n\n![do not use unacceptable combos example](images/rebusdont_bus.svg)\n\n</DoDont>\n</DoDontRow>\n\n### Patterns\n\nPatterns can be useful tools in a variety of graphic applications. In the\nworkplace for example, distraction patterns on glass walls and doors can prevent\ninjury. Event structure facades might use graphic wallcovering. They can also be\nused effectively on merchandise. There are a few approved patterns based on the\nrebus, with positive and reversed options.\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![rebus pattern](/images/rebus_pattern1.png)\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![rebus pattern](/images/rebus_pattern2.png)\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![rebus pattern](/images/rebus_pattern3.png)\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n<Row className=\"resource-card-group\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4} noGutterSm>\n    <ResourceCard\n      subTitle=\"Eye-Bee-M patterns\"\n      href=\"https://ibm.box.com/s/yk2rxc455pjluo0v4f1kzwkg99hdu2w0\"\n      >\n\n![Box Icon](../../images/resource-cards/box.png)\n\n  </ResourceCard>\n</Column>\n</Row>\n\n### The rebus in action\n\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={8} colLg={8}>\n\n![rebus in an atrium](/images/rebusgallery_atrium.png)\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![rebus on a notebook](/images/rebusgallery_notebook.png)\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![rebus on a tshirt](/images/rebusgallery_tshirt.png)\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={8} colLg={8}>\n\n![rebus at the us open](/images/rebusgallery_usopen.png)\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={8} colLg={8}>\n\n![rebus on a site](/images/rebusgallery_designsite.png)\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![rebus at event](/images/rebusgallery_event.png)\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n<Row className=\"mock-gallery\">\n<Column colMd={4} colLg={4}>\n\n![rebus on a wall](/images/rebusgallery_interior.png)\n\n</Column>\n<Column colMd={8} colLg={8}>\n\n![rebus pattern on glass](/images/rebusgallery_glass.png)\n\n</Column>\n</Row>\n","fileAbsolutePath":"/home/runner/work/design-language-website/design-language-website/src/pages/ibm-logos/rebus.mdx"}}},
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