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Orbit · logo system

A core, and the bodies that travel it

The existing ring, evolved. The market sits at the centre; protocols and partners move around it. The full name is the only wordmark — EGP never appears in the same lockup.

01 · Construction

Drawn on a 100-unit grid

All values scale proportionally. Both bodies sit centred on the ring path and knock a 2-unit gap out of it, so the ring reads as passing behind them. The emerald body always leads, on the upper-right diagonal.

Orbit radius
34 u
Ring weight
5 u
Core radius
13 u
Bodies
9 u / 7 u
Body positions
45° / 225°
Knockout gap
2 u

02 · Lockups

Three arrangements. Nothing else.

Minimum widths — horizontal 180 px, stacked 120 px, mark 16 px.

Primary · horizontal
Stacked · centred
Mark alone

03 · Size behaviour

The core never changes

Below 48 px the small white body is dropped; below 32 px both bodies go and the ring thickens to hold its weight. Clear space on all four sides equals the core diameter — nothing enters it, including the site's grid lines.

64 px
32 px
16 px

04 · Colour

Full colour on black is primary

The rest are fallbacks. Nothing outside this palette enters the identity.

Primary
On light
On emerald
Mono knockout
#07100C
Near-blackPrimary surface
#040A07
Ink deepRecessed bands
#1E2A24
Ink raisedCards, rules
#00DE82
EmeraldAccent on dark
#00C773
Emerald deepAccent on light
#F5F7F6
PaperLight surface, reverse type
#7C8783
GreySupport text
#9AA5A1
Grey lightSecondary on dark

05 · Don't

Four things that break it

  • Never pair the mark with “EGP”. The abbreviation is a separate identity.
  • Never rotate. The bodies hold the 45° diagonal.
  • Never recolour to match a partner protocol’s palette.
  • Never stretch. Scale proportionally only.