A mark for finding your people, in the real world.
The Wombie symbol is a cursive W drawn as one looping ribbon — and tucked into its loop, a location pin. Discovery and place in a single stroke. This guide covers the mark, its construction, spacing, color, and approved variants.
The pin lives inside the W.
Two rounded ribbon strokes cross to form the W; where they loop at the center, the counter is shaped into a map pin. It reads as a letter and a place at once — a quiet promise that there's somewhere to be and someone to meet.
One weight, fully rounded.
The symbol sits on a 6-unit grid. Every stroke shares one constant weight — roughly one grid unit (1u) — with fully rounded terminals. Never redraw it by hand; always scale the master artwork.
Give it room. Keep it legible.
Keep clear space equal to the stroke weight (1u) on all four sides. Nothing — type, image edges, other marks — enters this zone.
Symbol alone: 16px minimum (favicon). The full lockup: 24px tall minimum so the wordmark stays readable.
Two lockups. No mascot.
The horizontal lockup is primary. The symbol alone covers app icons, favicons and avatars. The wombat has been retired — the pin carries the personality now.
Same mark, eight moods.
Color and treatment explorations on the one true mark. Signal Orange solid is the production primary; gradients are for hero moments and motion, the filled pin and outline for stamps and merch, plum/nightfall are heritage and cool-context experiments. Geometry never changes — only the fill.
Warm, oat, and one signal.
Wombie runs on a warm oatmeal neutral scale, deep ink for type, and a single high-energy accent. Signal Orange is the only saturated color in production — reserve it for the mark, primary actions, and live moments.
Ship-ready files.
The mark as an optimized single-path SVG — including a currentColor version that inherits any text color — plus a complete favicon set.
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