Brand
Brand assets
Writing about atDEUCE, putting us on a club poster, or linking to a session? Grab the logo here. The mark is a yellow tennis ball drawn as an @ glyph — use the files as they are, and it will always look right.
The full wordmark: ball + “DEUCE” in Cabinet Grotesk Extrabold, uppercase. On dark backgrounds the ball goes bare; on light backgrounds it keeps its dark contrast disc. The “DEUCE” text in the files is outlined to paths, so no font install is needed. PNGs are transparent at 2397 × 750.
Logo downloads
All files are SVG — they scale to any size and drop straight into print or web.
Primary mark
Black disc + yellow @. Reads on any background — social avatars, share cards, docs, slide decks. When in doubt, use this one.
Download SVGOn dark backgrounds
Solid yellow ball with dark @. For charcoal or ink surfaces where the mark should pop as a full yellow disc.
Download SVGOn light backgrounds
Dark ball with yellow @. For cream or paper surfaces where a full yellow disc would vibrate against the background.
Download SVGBare glyph — yellow
The @ glyph alone, yellow, no disc. Dark surfaces only — always pair with a contrast disc on light backgrounds.
Download SVGBare glyph — black
The @ glyph alone in black. Single-color print, engraving, embossing, and the QR-code center mark.
Download SVGColors
Ball yellow
#FEE819
The brand color. A field, highlight, or stamp — never text ink on light backgrounds.
Ink
#1A1A1A
Charcoal ink and the contrast disc behind the ball on light backgrounds.
Paper
#F5F1E8
Warm cream page background on marketing surfaces.
Typography
Display type is Cabinet Grotesk (Extrabold); body type is General Sans. Both are free for commercial use via Fontshare.
Usage rules
Do
- Use the files exactly as downloaded
- Keep the dark contrast disc on light backgrounds
- Give the mark clear space — about half the ball’s width on all sides
- Write the name as “atDEUCE” in running text
Don’t
- Redraw, recolor, rotate, or stretch the @ glyph
- Put the bare yellow ball or yellow text on light backgrounds
- Set the wordmark in another typeface
- Add effects — shadows, outlines, gradients
Need a format that isn’t here? Open an issue on GitHub and we’ll add it.