Contributing Branding - Renegade-Penguin/Hammunition GitHub Wiki
The logo, the mark, the palette, and the rules for using them. The marks and
rasters live in brand/;
the logo itself is in docs/images/ because the README and this site use it.
The Hill has its own package in the same layout
(the Hill's branding page),
drawn as a variation on this one.
Tux in a field cap with the circle-A, a mobile rig showing 144.390, a handheld, a ruggedised laptop with a topographic map, a lattice mast, and a stack of manuals labelled radio, mapping, repeaters, EMCOMM, Linux and offline, in front of a sunset over mountains. The penguin is the author's own mark and is meant to be there. Drawn by the maintainer, 2026-10-05.
| File | Use |
|---|---|
docs/images/logo.png |
720 px, transparent. The primary logo: README, this site, the org profile. |
docs/images/logo-256.png |
256 px, for anywhere the full file is wasteful. |
brand/logo-1254.png |
The artwork as delivered, 1254 px. Everything else is derived from it; re-derive from here, never from a derived file. |
Used at 16 to 48 px as the favicon and the site's header icon. It is the compass rose from the logo's own base, set in the sunset disc.
| File | Use |
|---|---|
brand/mark.svg |
Three colours on the ink disc, for dark grounds. Also served as docs/images/mark.svg. |
brand/mark-light.svg |
The same geometry on the purple disc, for light grounds. |
brand/mark-mono.svg |
One colour, inherited through currentColor. Screen printing, vinyl, laser, embroidery. |
brand/favicon-{16,32,48}.png, brand/apple-touch-icon.png, brand/icon-512.png
|
Rasterised from mark.svg by headless Chromium, then optipng. |
brand/social-preview.png |
1280 by 640, the logo on the ink colour, for GitHub's repository social preview. |
It is not a shrunk logo. At 16 px the full illustration is mud; a mark that works small is a different drawing with the same identity. Two things found by rendering rather than reasoning:
- The variants share their path data.
tests/test_brand.pyasserts that the light and mono marks reusemark.svg's paths, so none of them can drift. -
mark-mono.svgdraws incurrentColor, so it is for inlining. Loaded through an<img>tag it renders black, because an SVG referenced that way is an isolated document that cannot see the page around it.
Published as brand/palette.json. Every value is sampled from the artwork,
not chosen beside it.
| Token | Hex | |
|---|---|---|
brand |
#972883 |
The sunset purple. |
brand-ink |
#f99412 |
The amber. |
brand-deep |
#280423 |
The aubergine ink every line is drawn in; the ground the mark and the social preview sit on. |
paper |
#faedd6 |
The cream of the lettering. |
The Hill's palette measures #912795, #ed9a1c and #481050 from its own
artwork. The family is the shared hue; each repository publishes what its
artwork measures, and a new colour goes into that repository's palette file,
never beside it.
- Keep clear space around the mark of at least a quarter of its width.
- Do not recolour it outside the palette; use
mark-mono.svgwhen you have one ink. - Do not set type in the logo's lettering style beside it; the logo carries its own name.
- The logo and the marks are CC0-1.0, like the catalog (D-023): they are data about the project, and a downstream that carries the catalog may carry the mark that goes with it.
- A new repository in the suite gets the same package in the same layout, with
its own variation on the logo, and a line in its own
BRANDING.mdsaying what it varied.