Scottish Arts Council logos and credit information
The Scottish Arts Council receives and distributes funding from the Scottish Government and from the National Lottery. The grant you have received is funded by the public, so they need to know how and where this money is used.
The Scottish Arts Council credit logo
The National Lottery Common Brand logo
The relevant credit logos
Guidance on use of logos
Steps to follow
The Scottish Arts Council champions the arts for Scotland. When you use our credit logo (below), it demonstrates that you have benefited from Scottish Government funding through the Scottish Arts Council, and that the people of Scotland are proud to support your work.
There is also a special Good Causes credit logo which uses the National Lottery crossed-fingers symbol ('the National Lottery Common Brand Logo') to help people recognise where lottery funding has gone and to show which projects have been supported by the National Lottery through the Scottish Arts Council.
Please help us celebrate the high quality and diversity of Scottish arts and culture by using the correct logos.
Please see our dedicated partners area for the logo and guidelines relating to Scotland's Artist Residency Programme.
It is an absolute condition of grant to individuals and organisations receiving funding from the Scottish Arts Council and/or the National Lottery through the Scottish Arts Council, that they must acknowledge this support on every possible occasion. The source of grant funding will be indicated in the grant offer letter, which may also contain special conditions relating to publicity.
Important: a project may not be considered complete, and payments could be delayed or withheld, unless the correct acknowledgement has been made.
It is essential that you read the guidelines for general use of the credit logos before downloading the logos. The guidelines give guidance on using the Scottish Arts Council and National Lottery Common Brand logos for specific projects, such as books and buildings. Please seek advice from your lead officer or from the Scottish Arts Council Help Desk if you are uncertain.
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