Full logo
Horizontal lettering with hummingbird · vector

All languages
LiberArte / Identity reference

Where creativity takes flight. A reference for the colors, marks, type, photography, and words in use across LiberArte today. Sharing our logo externally? See the logo usage & crediting guidelines.
01 / Marks
The supplied LiberArte logo files, including the full logo, lettering, and hummingbird in different treatments. Vector marks download as SVG, with a PNG version alongside each.
02 / Colors
The palette currently used on the website. Hex values are rounded display equivalents of the site's OKLCH color tokens.
Primary · highlights and calls to action
oklch(0.8 0.14 78)
Secondary · links and accents
oklch(0.66 0.14 245)
Ink · headings and dark backgrounds
oklch(0.2 0.05 258)
Background · main canvas
oklch(0.99 0.006 95)
Surface · quiet sections
oklch(0.95 0.008 250)
Accent · subtle emphasis
oklch(0.93 0.06 82)
03 / Typography
Two complementary typefaces: condensed, expressive headlines paired with clear everyday text.
Display / Oswald
Creativity takes flight
Headlines, section titles, navigation, and short labels · weights 400–700
Body / Barlow
To nurture artists co-creating joyful and abundant futures in harmony with each other and Mother Earth.
Paragraphs, descriptions, forms, and buttons · weights 400–700
04 / Imagery
Real artists and communities in motion are central to the visual identity. The current site features performance, gathering, and creative practice.



05 / Voice & purpose
The language currently used to introduce LiberArte on the website.
Tagline
Where creativity takes flight.
Mission
To nurture artists co-creating joyful and abundant futures in harmony with each other and Mother Earth.
06 / Email signature
A ready-to-use signature for staff and collaborators. Fill in your details, copy the HTML, and paste it into your email client's signature settings. The logo loads from a hosted image, so it displays correctly for every recipient.
The signature uses the black full logo and brand colors (navy name, sky-blue links). Email clients don't load custom fonts, so the headline falls back to a condensed system font where Oswald isn't installed.