Image · Nano Banana 2.1
Direction: Symbol
Direction: Symbol. An abstract symbol drawn from a single salt crystal and the rising and falling tide, simple enough to read at 16 px; with a logo wired in, start from it. Try it as a single loop, as repeated petals and as a knot.. Logo exploration sheet for the brand in the brief: six to nine marks from this direction, laid out as the skill’s exploration sheet. Reference (Brief.md): # Brand brief - **Name:** Tidewell - **What it does:** Tidewell makes small-batch sea salt on the Cornish coast, for home cooks and food lovers who like honest, hand-made ingredients. - **Personality:** Calm, crafted, unhurried - **Colours:** Deep tidal blue #123B5C with a soft off-white salt #F4F1EA, and one pale sea-glass accent #9FC3C7 - **Where the logo lives:** Packaging first: jars, tins and labels, printed clearly in one colour. Then a website header and a small stamp for paper bags. - **Avoid:** Waves, anchors, ships and seagulls, shiny gradients, bright beach colours, and anything that looks like a generic seaside souvenir. Reference (logo-explorations SKILL.md): --- name: logo-explorations description: Explores logo marks for a brand as tidy exploration sheets, then turns the strongest mark into a brand board. Use for logo ideas, mark explorations, brand boards and identity directions. --- # Logo explorations ## Read first - Brief.md: the name, what the brand does, its personality and its colours. Every mark answers it. - A logo or sketch wired in: keep what already works in it (its shape, colour or idea) unless the direction says otherwise. ## Exploration sheet (3:2) - Six to nine marks in a 3 × 2 or 3 × 3 grid, each centred in its own cell with generous space, on one flat background colour from the brief. - Without a logo wired in, each mark is a different idea within the direction, not versions of one. With one, each is a distinct treatment of it: line, faceted, woven, filled, outlined, monoline. - Flat vector shapes and consistent stroke weights. Every mark reads at 16 px and in one colour. - A wordmark spells the brand name exactly, letter by letter, lowercase unless the brief says otherwise. Each wordmark is a different construction (joins, cuts, a symbol in a letter), never the same letters in another font. - Small numbers under each mark (01 to 06) are fine; no other text. ## Brand board (16:9) - Built around one mark: the chosen mark when one is wired in, else the strongest across the sheets. - Laid out like a studio presentation: the mark large, a horizontal lockup with the wordmark, the app icon, the palette with hex codes, a type pairing and the mark in one or two real places (a phone screen, a card, a sign). - Thin dividers, generous margins and a quiet background from the palette. ## Avoid Clip-art symbols, swooshes and globes, letters that don't match the name, drop shadows, bevels, more than three colours, and anything that only works large.
- Model
- Nano Banana 2.1
- Made by
- Meng To
- Shared
- Likes
- 0
Use its prompt, turn it into a video or a 3D model, or find more like it in Fil. Fil is invite-only for now: without an invitation, Open in Fil shows the waitlist.
