Primary Logo
The full Mississippi Mud Monsters mark. Start here whenever the space gives it room to breathe.
Mississippi Mud Monsters
Brand Guide
The Mississippi Mud Monsters should look like the Mississippi Mud Monsters everywhere they show up. These are the marks, colors, type and basic rules that keep us recognizable.
01 / Marks
Official Marks
These are the official Mississippi Mud Monsters marks. Use the real artwork, give it room, and let it do its job. Don’t stretch the fish. Don’t redraw the fish. Don’t decide the fish would look better purple. Full-color artwork is shown below, with approved one-color and reverse versions alongside it.
Primary Logo - No Bats
A simplified primary mark for placements where the crossed bats are not needed.
M Icon
Small space? This is your guy. Built for avatars, icons and tighter placements.
Mississippi Wordmark
When the state name needs to carry some weight on its own.
Monsters Wordmark
When “Monsters” needs to carry the visual weight. Use the approved wordmark instead of recreating the lettering.
Home Plate Fish
A little more baseball. Still very much the fish.
Swimming Fish
For the times the fish gets to be the whole story.
Swinging Fish
Baseball first. Fish swinging very hard at it.
Swinging Fish + M Icon
When one fish and one M are better together.
02 / Color
Teal. Aqua. Black.
Deep Teal. Murky Aquamarine. Black. That’s home base for the Mississippi Mud Monsters. Pirate Gold gets to make some noise. Cypress Green, Phantom Mint and White are there to support it, not fight for attention.
Deep Teal
Primary
PANTONE 3282 C
#008578
Murky Aquamarine
Primary
PANTONE 570 C
#6BCABA
Black
Primary
#000000
Cypress Green
Supporting
PANTONE 5535 C
#183029
Phantom Mint
Supporting
PANTONE 573 C
#B5E3D8
Pirate Gold
Supporting
PANTONE 124 C
#EAAA00
White
Supporting
#FFFFFF
Teal.
Aqua.
Black.
Aqua.
Black.
03 / Type
Typography
Feast of Flesh is loud on purpose. Use it when a design needs to feel unmistakably Mississippi Mud Monsters. Sheepman does the everyday work. Garamond is what we wear when somebody makes us put on a jacket.
Feast of Flesh BB / Display
From the Mud, We Rise.
Sheepman / Supporting
Mississippi Mud Monsters
Garamond / Long Form
Baseball can be loud, weird, nostalgic and completely unforgettable.
04 / Name
Call Us By Our Name
We have a long name. Use all of it the first time: Mississippi Mud Monsters. After that, Mud Monsters is perfectly fine. A few shortcuts are not.
Yes
- Mississippi Mud Monsters on first reference
- Mud Monsters after that
- Monsters Baseball where it makes sense
No
- MS Mud Monsters
- “Mississippi” by itself as the team name
- “Monsters” by itself as the team name
- Alligator or “gator” references. We’re fish.
05 / Feel
What It Should Feel Like
The Mississippi Mud Monsters can be loud, playful, nostalgic and a little strange. But baseball still comes first. So do the people in the ballpark and the community around it. The weirdness should make us more memorable, not less recognizable.
Baseball first.
Fun first.
Never generic.
Fun first.
Never generic.
06 / Media Kit
Need the Quick Version?
Reporting on the Mississippi Mud Monsters? Building a partner piece? Need an approved photo, the right team description or just a fact you can trust? Start here.
Quick Facts
Official Name
Mississippi Mud Monsters
Short Name
Mud Monsters
Home
Pearl, Mississippi
Ballpark
Trustmark Park
League
Frontier League
League Status
MLB Partner League
Ballpark Address
1 Monsters Alley
Pearl, MS 39208
Pearl, MS 39208
Media + Brand Contact
[email protected]
Copy + Paste
One Sentence
Listings, calendars, captions and quick references.
The Mississippi Mud Monsters are a professional baseball team in Pearl, Mississippi, competing in the Frontier League, an MLB Partner League, at Trustmark Park.
Short Boilerplate
Stories, event pages and partner materials.
The Mississippi Mud Monsters are a professional baseball team based in Pearl, Mississippi, and a member of the Frontier League, an MLB Partner League. Playing at Trustmark Park, the Mud Monsters combine professional baseball with a fan experience built around fun, community and a distinctly Mississippi identity.
Full Boilerplate
Press releases, feature stories and formal use.
The Mississippi Mud Monsters are a professional baseball team based in Pearl, Mississippi, competing in the Frontier League, an MLB Partner League. The team plays its home games at Trustmark Park and is built around a simple idea: baseball should be real, welcoming, memorable and a little weird. Rooted in Mississippi and connected to the communities around it, the Mud Monsters pair professional baseball with theme nights, entertainment, community events and year-round experiences at Trustmark Park.
Approved Photography
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Media requests, brand approvals, licensing questions, partner creative, additional photography - send it all to one place. We’ll get it to the right person.
07 / Imagery
How It Looks
If it could have happened anywhere, it probably isn’t our photo. Show real baseball, real fans and real moments at Trustmark Park. Dramatic light, texture and a little monster-movie weirdness are welcome. Generic stock imagery is not.
Lean Into
- High-energy baseball photography
- Real fans and real ballpark moments
- Dramatic lighting and strong contrast
- Approved distressed and vintage texture
Avoid
- Generic stock imagery
- Unapproved colors or altered marks
- Horror imagery that overwhelms baseball
- Alligator or “gator” imagery
09 / Venue
Trustmark Park
Trustmark Park has its own identity too. Use the official venue name and approved logo when the ballpark is being promoted, referenced or represented independently of the team.
Trustmark Park Logo
Use the official Trustmark Park logo as supplied. Don’t redraw it, recolor it or substitute another venue name.
Venue Naming
- Always use “Trustmark Park” as the official ballpark name.
- Use the official logo in ballpark-specific advertising and promotional materials.
- Keep the venue mark intact and easy to read.
10 / Partners
Partner Use
If the Mississippi Mud Monsters name is on it, it should still look like us. Partner logos should live with the brand, not overpower it. Co-branded work, merchandise and reproductions using team marks should be approved before they go out into the world. Send approvals and questions to [email protected].