WordmarkThe full name in custom letterforms — the default identity.
Wordmark & Monogram
A custom-drawn wordmark — confident, slightly playful, and rooted in the brand’s editorial voice. The monogram in its rounded square stands in when the full name can’t.
01 · Primary & Secondary
The wordmark is the primary expression — use it wherever space allows. The monogram is the secondary, reserved for tight or square contexts.
Monogram“WBT” inside a rounded square. Avatars, app icons, watermarks.
02 · Wordmark · Color variants
The wordmark lives across the brand palette. These are the eight approved color pairings — never invent new combinations or apply gradients.
03 · Monogram · Color variants
The monogram uses the same eight approved color pairings as the wordmark — calm in calm contexts, bold where it counts. Hover any tile to download as a social profile picture.
04 · Clearspace
Clearspace protects the wordmark from competing elements. The minimum exclusion zone on every side equals x — the cap height of the “W”. When in doubt, give it more.
The unitOne x equals the cap height of the W. Use it as a measure — never eyeball.
ExclusionKeep x of empty space on every side. Type, photos, edges, and other logos must stay outside.
Fixed formThe wordmark is a single optical drawing. Don’t separate the words, recompose, or substitute live type.
05 · Sizing & minimums
Below the minimum sizes, the custom letterforms lose fidelity. When you need to go smaller, switch to the monogram — that’s what it’s for.
06 · Do & Don’t
The system is designed to feel calm and consistent. The fastest way to break that feeling is by stretching, recoloring, or decorating.
Don’t Avoid
07 · Files & downloads
Vector files are the master. Use the SVGs for digital and the PDFs for print. Color variants can be derived from the black master.