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Overwatch Logo Font: What Can and Cannot Be Confirmed
Which font does the Overwatch logo use? Why the wordmark is best treated as custom lettering, how to check a typeface match, and what to know before reusing the artwork.
Spider-Man Logo Font: Custom Lettering, Lookalike Fonts and Vector Files
There is no official Spider-Man font. The logo is custom lettering. Learn how lookalike fonts differ, how to check vector files, and what download rights don't cover.
Typewriter Font Identification
How to identify a typewriter font in a logo: key traits, common typeface names, live text vs outlines, and what to check before using or recreating the artwork.
Script Font Examples
Script font examples grouped by style, how formal, casual and handwritten scripts differ, and what to check before using script type in a vector logo.
How to Make Teal Color for a Logo Palette
Make teal by mixing blue and green, then define it as a hex, RGB, CMYK or spot value. Steps to build, apply, check and export teal in a vector logo.
Team Fortress 2 Logo Font: What It Is and How to Confirm It
What typeface is behind the Team Fortress 2 logo? The commonly cited answer, why it can't be confirmed here, and what it means for vector artwork and licensing.
MrBeast Font: What Is Known About the Logo Lettering
Looking for the MrBeast font? Learn what can and cannot be confirmed about the logo lettering, why brand wordmarks are hard to match, and what that means for vector files.
Jurassic Park Logo Font: What the Lettering Is and How to Treat It
What font is the Jurassic Park logo? The lettering is commonly linked to Neuland, but it is not a single off-the-shelf typeface, and the artwork is trademarked.
Grey Color Code: Standard Values and How to Use Them in a Logo
The standard grey color code is #808080 (RGB 128, 128, 128). See the named web greys, the grey vs. gray spelling, and how to specify grey in vector logo files for screen and print.
Primary and Secondary Colors for Logo Palette Design
Which colors are primary depends on the color model: red, yellow and blue for paint, red, green and blue for screens, and cyan, magenta and yellow for print. Here is how each model applies to a vector logo palette.
Color Value in Logo Palette Design
What color value means in logo palette design, why lightness contrast matters more than hue, and how value is defined and checked in vector logo artwork.
Trajan Bold Font: What It Is and How to Recognize It in a Logo
An overview of Trajan Bold: its Roman inscriptional origins, its capitals-only design, how to identify it in a vector logo, and the licensing points to check.