The Veiled Lamb
The Lamb of God, head bowed and eyes closed, held within the dark disc and crowned with woven thorns. The bowed head with mouth closed is Isaiah 53:7; the crown of thorns is Matthew 27:29; the dark disc is the veil, and less reveals more. The name and any tagline are set as live text beside the mark, never baked into it.
Black & Yellow
Presentation identity: the mark used across veiledlambmedia.com, in the header, footer, and hero seal. Vector SVG.
Gold on Navy
The default mark. Works on any ground. Transparent PNG, 2000 by 2000 pixels.
Square Icon
App icons and device contexts. The mark on a square black tile, 512 by 512 pixels.
Keep the mark whole
- Do not recolor the mark outside the approved palette, and never add a gradient, shadow, or bevel to it.
- Do not stretch, rotate, or crop the mark. Keep its proportions and clear space: empty space on every side at least one quarter of the disc’s width.
- No words in the mark. Set the company name as live text beside or beneath it.
- Trademark notice. The lamb is a claimed mark: use ™ today; ® only when the USPTO registration certificate arrives.
- Do not edit raster copies. Change the SVG master and re-export.
- No implied endorsement. The mark identifies the company and its brands. It must not be used to suggest sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation that does not exist.
Cinzel and EB Garamond
Cinzel for headings and the company name (Roman capitals, letterspaced, uppercase). EB Garamond for body text. Both are open-licensed web fonts served from Google Fonts.
Black, gold, cream
| Presentation | Black #070708 grounds · Crown Gold #F4C542 · Light Gold #FAE296 · Cream #F4F1EA |
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| House palette | Navy #0E1B36 / #091022 · Gold #D4AF37 · Gold Soft #E8C55F · Cream #F4F1EA |
Veiled Lamb Media LLC
Always write the legal name exactly as Veiled Lamb Media LLC: no comma before “LLC,” no quotation marks. In running text: “Veiled Lamb Media LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company.”
Editorial use is welcome
Editorial use of the mark to refer to the company is welcome with these rules. Any other use, including merchandise, co-branding, and derivatives, needs written permission. Use the contact form, topic “Brand licensing.”