A Random Company — Full lockup
The full-name family includes the "A Random Company" subtitle. Use this lockup for cover surfaces, official documents, brand-first hero sections, press kits, and anywhere first-impression clarity matters.
Logos, icons, visual identity and usage examples for ARC / A Random Company. Two logo families — the short ARC mark and the full A Random Company lockup — across every approved variation.
Every asset is available in two flavours. Pick the family that matches the context: short and compact, or full and explicit.
The full-name family includes the "A Random Company" subtitle. Use this lockup for cover surfaces, official documents, brand-first hero sections, press kits, and anywhere first-impression clarity matters.
The short family drops the subtitle and keeps the streak + "ARC". Use it inside the product, in the navbar, on dense UI, social avatars, app icons, and anywhere the brand is already understood.
Primary, horizontal, monochrome, reversed, one-color, wordmark, symbol — both families included. Use the filter to narrow by intent.
Real-world mockups: light and dark backgrounds, navbars, hero sections, business cards, signatures and social profiles. Each example calls out which logo file it uses.
arc-logo-primary.svgarc-logo-reversed.svgarc-logo-monochrome-black.svgarc-logo-monochrome-white.svgEditorial restraint. Vermillion intent.
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arc-logo-primary.svgEditorial restraint, vermillion intent — built around how your team actually works.
arc-logo-reversed.svgarc-symbol.svgarc-logo-horizontal.svgarc-logo-monochrome-white.svg
All approved favicon sizes plus app icons, maskable PWA icons, Safari pinned tab and webclip.
The official ARC token set. Ink for type, Frost for surface, Vermillion for intent — used sparingly. All other tones are tints of Ink.
The complete brand archive — CSS / JSON tokens, the original brand guide, the AI agent instructions, sample HTML pages and editable SVG sources.
If something is missing — a new size, a new format — write to the brand owner before improvising.
Social media kit.
Covers, banners, profile images and open-graph cards for every major platform — both families included where it applies.