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Typed Void LLC · logomark & usage

The mark, and how to use it.

A soft square divided by a single stepped cut. The two halves never touch: the gap between them is the void, and it is the one thing in the mark that must never be closed.

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01 — Primary & variants
Primary — on dark
mark.svg
Primary — on light
mark-on-light.svg
Mono — one colour, ink
mark-mono-ink.svg
Mono — one colour, reversed
mark-mono-paper.svg
Mono — signal — below 16px
mark-mono-accent.svg

The animated version ships as a paste-in block rather than a file: mark-animated-snippet.txt holds an inline SVG plus a short <style> tag, no script and nothing to load. An SVG referenced through <img> cannot be styled from the page, so inlining it is also what lets you recolour the halves in CSS. It honours prefers-reduced-motion and holds the static mark when motion is off.

02 — Construction

Everything is drawn on a 100-unit square. Scale it to anything; never redraw it by eye.

Shell corner radius
30 units · 30%
Cut angle, upper run
45°
Jog corner radius
7 units
Void width
~4.2 units
Animation travel
−2.6 / +1.1 units
Loop
3.6s ease-in-out

At the tightest frame of the loop the halves still hold about 1.1 units of gap. The void is load-bearing — if it ever closes, the mark is wrong.

03 — Colour

Signal

#7C5CFF · oklch(.62 .23 285)

Paper

#E8EAF0 · the light half

Ink

#0B0C10 · the dark half

Surface

#15171C · raised on ink

Signal replaces the old #240754, which was too dark to survive at small sizes. Same hue family, usable lightness.

04 — Lockups & clear space
Typed Void horizontal lockup, on dark
Typed Void stacked lockup, on dark
Typed Void horizontal lockup, on light
Typed Void stacked lockup, on light

Clear space = 25% of the mark's height.

Nothing enters the dashed zone — no type, no rules, no other logos, no photograph edges. In the horizontal lockup the wordmark sits at 65% of the mark's height with a gap of 40% of that height.

Minimum size: 16px on screen, 6mm in print. Below that use a mono file.

The lockup SVGs use live Helvetica text so you can retype them. Before you send anything to a printer or a merch vendor, convert the wordmark to outlines.

05 — Small sizes
64 32 16 actual pixels
on ink
64 32 16 actual pixels
on paper
06 — Never
Rotate it
Stretch it
Recolour it
Add effects
Fade it back
Reshape the shell

And never close the void. If a vendor asks for a version with the halves joined, send them the mono file instead.