One system.
Every format.

The mark always uses Archivo: solid ink by default, then one animal marking on hover or keyboard focus—exactly as it does in the site header. For avatars, favicons and tiny spaces, use the compact stacked WILD CREATURE sign.

Ink and paper make the publication legible. An editorial accent marks a desk, a card, a rule or a single active element—never the entire room.

Every format starts with a fixed outer margin, a modest gutter and one decisive alignment. The systems below are starting points, not cages.

Article heroes use a two-part proportion. Cards keep their image ratios consistent, earn colour only on interaction, and use a single all-caps photography credit wherever a credit is supplied.

The on-page examples below are the actual downloadable files. They are intentionally simple: swap the image, headline and accent—never the underlying safe space.

Print needs generous margins. Banners are whole-creatives links: one eligible banner is selected per placement on each page load, so a placement never becomes a stack.

SVG stays crisp in Figma, Illustrator, Canva and most browsers. Change the placeholder copy and image blocks; preserve the guides.