Everything you need to use the Fullwave brand correctly: logos, colours, typography, and the rules behind them. For Fullwave, its partners, and the press. Fullwave is one word with a capital F. Never redraw the mark; everything else is fair game.
The lockup, the symbol alone, and square symbol tiles for avatars and app icons. One colour per logo: Pine on light surfaces, Ink for one-colour print, Paper reversed on dark. Clear space is built into these files; tight crops ship in the kit. SVG is canonical.
Pine leads, Ink writes, Paper and Linen carry the ground, and the Sage tints support data. The logo keeps at least 4.5:1 contrast with what sits behind it, and Pine never sits on the Sage tints. Tokens download as CSS variables or JSON.
IBM Plex Sans carries everything: display, body, and product UI. IBM Plex Mono handles eyebrows, data, and anything that needs monospace clarity. Both are free under the SIL Open Font Licence. The wordmark is drawn artwork, not type: never set the name in a typeface as a logo.
Which logo on which ground, clear space, minimum sizes, the never-do list, and the data palette: everything in one short PDF, kept short so you actually read it.
