Brand
Writing about Tincograph, or linking to it? Take what you need. The rules below are short and they are the whole of it.
The marks

Mark
The default. Gradient, transparent background.

Mark on a tile
App icons, and any background we do not control.

One colour
Single-colour print, embroidery, and anything under 16px.
Clear space and size
Keep clear space equal to the height of the mark's folded corner (one eighth of the mark height) on every side.
Minimum height 16px. Below 16px use mark-mono: the gradient turns to mud and the engraved rules close up.
Colours
amber
#d9a35bprimary accent — buttons, the warm end of the gradient
patina
#6fb3b8secondary accent — links, the cool end of the gradient
ink
#0a0b0fthe dark surface everything is drawn on
paper
#faf9f6the light surface
amber on light
#8a5a12amber, darkened so text on paper clears WCAG AA
patina on light
#1f6368patina, darkened for the same reason
Typeface
Inter, under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 —https://rsms.me/inter/.Variable weight. Headings at 600, body at 400. Never a second display face — the mark carries the personality.
The name
One word, one capital. The apps are 'Tincograph AI', 'Nova terminal', 'Tincograph video editor', 'Tincograph gallery' and 'camera link' — only the first word of a product name is capitalised unless it is a proper noun.
Written Tincograph — not TinCograph, Tincograf, tincograph (mid-sentence).
Please do not
- Do not recolour the mark. The gradient is the brand; a flat fill is mark-mono, which exists for that.
- Do not stretch, rotate or skew it. It is square and stays square.
- Do not add a shadow, outline, bevel or glow.
- Do not place the gradient mark on a busy photograph — use mark-on-dark, which brings its own tile.
- Do not rebuild the wordmark by typing 'Tincograph' in another face.
- Do not use the mark to imply a partnership, endorsement or affiliation that does not exist.
Using the name
The Tincograph name and marks are not covered by the code licence. They may be used to refer to Tincograph — in an article, a review, a comparison, a list of tools you use — without asking. They may not be used as your own mark, modified, or used in a way that suggests we endorse you.
Anything else, ask: hello@tincograph.com.