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Brand Font : I want the font to have the same personality traits the mascot is carrying thus went with pixel-perfect vector design, vintage computer terminals, DOS interfaces, early video game typography, bitmap fonts, digital corruption aesthetics.
Font Characteristics: Thick geometric strokes,White typography on black background, Selective pixel cutouts and corner removals, Square terminals, Retro-tech meets modern startup branding, Playful, Hacker-inspired and Experimental
I am also adding the posters and stickers to illustrate the character used across more than one moment or touchpoint, looking like the same character every time.
Looking forward to your comments and inputs.
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