The name “Gentry” should always accompany any image of Gentry in your promotional materials, along with the website: gentrymind.com

Always refer to Gentry as “Gentry,” “Celebrity Mentalist Nicholas Gentry,” “Gentry — The Intellectual’s Illusionist,” “Philosophical Counselor, Nicholas Gentry,” “Tarot Reader Nicholas Gentry,” or any similar phrase that respects Gentry’s unique brand identity.

Never refer to Gentry in generic terms, as in “the Magician,” or “the entertainment.”

Gentry prefers to use Cinzel font to type his name, but you can use any conservative serif font you have available.

The word “Gentry” should always be the largest and boldest word on the page.

Gentry’s brand colors are plain white, dark red (i.e. “crimson”), and plain black. Please do not deviate from this.

Avoid any phrases or imagery that would suggest that Gentry is a children’s entertainer, circus performer, or anything other than what he is.

Avoid the word “magician” as much as possible when describing Gentry. The word “magician” should be reserved for search engine optimization, but words such as “illusionist,” “mentalist,” “mind reader,” "speaker,” or “facilitator” are preferred in print or in website copy.

Do not alter these images in any way, except to adjust their size.