This is in-progress branding for Transcend Games, the studio working on Pseudomnym and soh. Your feedback is appreciated. (Read the notes first!) Press left and right arrow keys or tap the screen to move through the slides. Scratch studio: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/51963778/ (Look inside the project to see the names of the concepts) The font license for "Righteous" is inside the project. I've made sure to choose a font usable in commercial projects for free.
Frequently asked questions (by nobody yet): Why did you change the name from "Transcendence Games" to "Transcend Games"? I did this for 2 reasons: 1. "Transcendence" implies the studio already is perfect, while "Transcend" implies the studio strives to be perfect. It says that while nothing can be perfect, you should strive to get as close as possible. 2. It is shorter and drives a sense of action, complimenting the studio's goals. What do the colours, the arrow, and the mountain mean? They all mean slightly different things. The colours chosen are Pink for femininity, Purple for growth, (I think you can guess why they are next to each other by looking at the developers), Red for Passion and a drive to take action, and Yellow for optimism and creativity. White symbols perfection, and is used for elements denoting the drive to be "perfect". The mountain serves as a visual metaphor for growth, serving a clear goal - to reach the summit. In this case, the summit is the goal we have to be the best versions of ourselves we can. It is coloured white to denote this, but it is also coloured with Red and Purple. The arrow, once again, symbolises growth. It is shown underneath the "Transcend" for obvious reasons. The branding doesn't seem like it fits Pseudomnym, why? There is a chance the studio may branch into another game series, including if Pseudomnym stops development. As such, the studio's branding should be flexible for its many possible ventures. Why the "Righteous" font? It is bold, nice to look at, unique, and most importantly falls under the Open Font License (OFL) meaning it is usable and editable for no cost, even in commercial projects.
