Your brand identity — the served notice

Everything you have been sent is issued by the same office. It is written down here so that anything VOID makes next — a flyer, a sticker, a screen at the door, a post — is still plainly a document from that office rather than an advertisement for it.

The colours

Matte black is the only ground. White carries the display and every primary line; the two greys carry subheads and filing data down to the 8pt floor. Signal green is not a colour in this system, it is an action. It always strikes something out — it never sets a word, never fills a panel, and never becomes a background. That comes from the cease-and-desist in the origin story: an order to stop, turned into the brand’s own mark.

Matte black — the only ground there is
#0A0A0A
Stark white — display and every primary line
#FFFFFF
Secondary ink — subheads and standfirsts
#CFCFCF
Filing grey — notice body and document numbers, 8pt floor
#9C9C9C
Signal green — strikes through, never sets type
#B4FF00

The two typefaces

VOID — Collection 001 Launch
Anton — the masthead and anything set at document scale — the summons, the numbers, the single words that crop.
The Foundry
JetBrains Mono — the notice itself and every line of filing data, down to the 8pt floor.

The one mark

The wordmark reduced to a masthead over a legal instrument. The guest is not invited, they are summoned — and every piece after it continues the filing: served, admitted, released, each stage a document with its own number. Type is set so large it crops, and the eye completes the word; that is the mark as much as the letterforms are. The standard is simple — if a piece could be stolen off a wall as a poster, it is right.

Rigid heavyweight matte board with chamfered corners on every piece — the shape is the suite-wide signature. Blind deboss for the pressure, and the green is a spot fluoro screen print in one pass. This direction carries no foil at all, and chrome is never faked as a printed grey: it is real foil or it is absent.

Your suite

Envelope158 × 307 mm
Save the date148 × 297 mm
Rsvp card105 × 148 mm
Welcome signage594 × 841 mm
Bar menu148 × 297 mm
Seating chart
Monogram148 × 148 mm
Announcement148 × 210 mm
Programme105 × 297 mm

Using it yourselves

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.

The colours, to copy

#0A0A0A · #FFFFFF · #CFCFCF · #9C9C9C · #B4FF00

Matte black — the only ground there is · Stark white — display and every primary line · Secondary ink — subheads and standfirsts · Filing grey — notice body and document numbers, 8pt floor · Signal green — strikes through, never sets type, in that order.

The two typefaces, and where to get them

Anton and JetBrains Mono 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.

6 rules, if you make something new
  1. Green strikes something out. Never type, never a fill, never a background.
  2. One green hit per piece. Never two, and never green touching green.
  3. Type is set large enough to crop off the edge. The eye completes the word.
  4. Every printed piece carries the QR bottom right — small, functional, and it goes to the drop.
  5. Chrome is real foil or it is absent. It is never printed as a grey.
  6. Matte black is the only ground, and primary lines are never lower case.