brand
three birds, drawn by hand. everything here is free to use.
the mark was drawn in doodl and lives, like everything else here, as a file on its author's own account. it's a drawing, and it should stay looking like one.
the mark
white is one of the drawing's colors — it rings every eye and separates the blue bird's neck from its body. on a dark page the same artwork sits on a warm off-white plate, so every line stays as drawn.
palette
- bird blue
#1D7ED7 - bird red
#DF3130 - beak orange
#F0A007 - moss (accent)
#4A5D3A - paper
#FBFAF7 - night
#101012
moss is the interface accent — buttons, focus rings, the mark on a resolved species. the blue, red and orange belong to the drawing.
using it
- use the dark variant on anything darker than the paper color.
- give it room — at least a quarter of its own width on every side.
- scale it whole; it works down to about 24px.
- don't recolor, rotate, or add effects to the birds.
- don't invert it, and don't knock the white out.
- don't crop to a single bird — there are three, and that's the joke.
type
the system ui stack, at whatever size the reader has chosen, so pages render instantly and follow the reader's own text-size settings.