Brand & Logo

One logo, used consistently everywhere.

The Firepink mark and wordmark, the colors behind them, and the rules for using them across the site, documents, decks, and social. Download-ready files at the bottom.

The logo

Primary lockup & mark

Primary · on cream
Firepink
Mark only Firepink mark
On white
Firepink
On dark
Firepink
Usage

Clear space & minimum size

Clear space

Keep padding around the logo equal to the height of the bloom mark. Nothing — text, edges, other logos — should intrude into that space.

Firepink

Minimum size

Don't render the full lockup below 120px wide, or the mark below 20px. Below that, use the mark alone (favicon, app icon, avatar).

20px min
favicon
app icon
Colors

Palette

Firepink Bloom
#FF5178 → #D91E45
Wordmark Blue
#2563EB
Cream
#FBF7F2
Ink
#241D18
Rules

Do & don't

✓ Do

  • Keep the bloom pink and the wordmark blue.
  • Use the mark alone when space is tight.
  • Give it clear space and a calm background.
  • Use the provided SVG/PNG files — don't redraw it.

✕ Don't

  • Recolor the bloom or add ".ai" to the logo.
  • Stretch, rotate, or add shadows/outlines.
  • Place it on a busy or low-contrast background.
  • Swap the font or re-space the wordmark.
Assets

Download

Using it in documents & decks

  1. Word / Google Docs / Slides / PowerPoint: Insert → Image → pick firepink-logo-white.png (or the SVG in apps that support it). The transparent mark PNG works on any color.
  2. On the web / email signatures: reference assets/firepink-logo.svg — it stays crisp at any size.
  3. Favicon / app icon: firepink-mark.svg is already wired in as the site favicon.