Everything you have been sent is one grid and two inks. It is written down here so that anything ONDINE makes next — a card, a panel, a label, a post — is cut to the same depth as the rest.
Three values and no fourth. Bone is the board above the line; seawater is the flat field below it; graphite carries every word that has to be read. There is no gradient anywhere — the tone does not fade into the water, it changes at the line. Seawater is a field and not a type colour: on bone it is far too pale to be read, and it is never asked to be.
A single horizontal waterline, in the same position on every piece, as if each card had been dipped to exactly the same depth. The ONDINE wordmark is registered across it — blind-debossed in the dry board above, printed in ink below, both halves sharing one origin. That registration is the whole object: if the two halves do not line up, the piece has failed, and no amount of finish rescues it. There is no ink at all above the waterline.
Rigid smooth bone board around 540gsm — the stationery should feel machined from the same material as the bottle, which is rectangular frosted glass with a graphite cap. Flat digital offset below the line, blind deboss above it. A registration proof is required before any run, and the seawater field must be a flat tint with no banding.
This is your event's visual identity. If you make anything yourselves, use these exact colours and these two typefaces — the restraint is the design.
#EFECE6 · #2E2E2C · #9BB0B4
Bone — the board, and everything above the line · Graphite — every word that has to be read · Seawater — the field below the line, never type, in that order.
DM Sans and DM Sans are both free and open-source, and both are on Google Fonts — search the name, install the family, or pick it straight from the font menu in Canva, Google Docs or Word. You do not need a licence and you do not need to ask us.