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The Perception identity

Brand gallery

Logos, artwork, and the essentials for using Perception.

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01 / Graphic studies

Graphic art, in motion

Six compositions for covers, websites, and editorial work. Choose a study to see it move.

Still preview · reduced motion

Tiled curves

Turning points

A modular composition for analysis pages and editorial covers.

Editable SVG · 1,200 × 1,200 PNG

All six studies, ready for your next project.

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Product / In use

Inside the Perception app

Interactive examples of Research, Briefing, Narratives, and Brains. Select a workflow and follow the sources through it.

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FeedReporters & thought leadersInsights

How the Coinbase story spread Aug 28–Sep 26

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1,585mentions in this period

VolumeSource activity

Interactive product examples · Replay the sequence

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02 / Identity

Logo downloads

Use the full logo wherever space allows. The pixel-P works on its own at smaller sizes.

SVGs scale to any size. PNGs have transparent backgrounds. Every version is included in the logo pack.

04 / Research

A cover for every report

Each research post has its own cover, made from the seven graphic families. Covers next to each other never share a family.

05 / Color

Four essential colors

Blue for emphasis. Paper and ink for space and clarity. Select a swatch to copy its value.

06 / Typography

Clear at every scale

Geist carries the message. Necto Mono gives structure to source labels, dates, and code.

Geist

A clear point of view.

Headlines, body copy, and controls.

Necto Mono

Source / 001
September 23, 2026

Useful detail, in its place.

07 / Usage

Give the identity space

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Keep the geometry. Use the supplied files at their original proportions and colors.

Leave clear space. Keep at least half a mark-width free around the logo.

Keep type intact. Set a whole headline in one color on a clear background.

Let the subject lead. Choose a graphic that fits the message and preserve its proportions.