Brand Identity System

Premium craft.
Human warmth.

A flexible identity built on bold geometry and quiet confidence, designed to work across every medium and every client.

01 — Positioning
What Jig stands for
Jig is a video production and AI agency that brings together cinematic craft and modern technology. The brand should feel like a trusted creative partner, not a vendor.

Brand Essence

Creative momentum. Jig is the force that gets projects moving and keeps them sharp. The name itself suggests energy, precision, and a hands-on approach to making things work.

Brand Promise

We bring the same level of craft to a tourism hero film as we do to an AI automation workflow. Every project gets the full weight of our attention, tools, and taste.

Differentiator

Production and technology under one roof. Most agencies do one or the other. Jig does both, and that crossover creates work that is both beautiful and smart.

Audience

Organizations across Saskatchewan and beyond who need creative work that performs: tourism boards, Indigenous organizations, resource companies, cooperatives, and consumer brands.

Current Tagline
"Helping companies build better brands"
Alternative Options to Consider
"Where craft meets code"
"Stories that move. Systems that scale."
"Built to move you"
02 — Logo
The Jig mark
A bold, geometric wordmark with rounded counters and a distinctive dot. The logomark works independently or paired with the tagline. Always use the provided SVG files.
Primary — Light background
Primary — Dark background

Clear space

Maintain a minimum clear space equal to the height of the "i" dot around all sides of the logo.

Minimum size

The logo should never be reproduced smaller than 24px tall on screen or 10mm in print to ensure legibility.

Don't distort

Never stretch, compress, rotate, or add effects to the logo. Always use the original SVG or vector files.

Don't recolor arbitrarily

The logo should only appear in black, white, or reversed on a color from the approved palette.

Color backgrounds

When placed on a color background, use the white version. Ensure sufficient contrast (4.5:1 minimum).

Don't add taglines

Never add custom text near the logo. Use the official "logo + tagline" lockup file when a tagline is needed.

03 — Color
A flexible color system
Black and white are the anchors. Everything else is a tool. Choose accent palettes based on the project, the client, and the mood. The core identity always holds.
Core Palette
The foundation. Used for the logo, primary text, and structural elements. These are always present.
Jig Black
#0A0A0A
Jig White
#FAFAFA
Mid Gray
#737373
Earth Palette
For tourism, Indigenous partnerships, and destination work. Grounded, warm, natural.
Forest
#2D5016
Sage
#6B7F5E
Moss
#8FA37A
Sand
#C4A87C
Tan
#D4C5A9
Cream
#F0EBE0
Bold Palette
For corporate clients, resource companies, and high-impact campaigns. Confident and direct.
Ember
#C84B31
Clay
#B85C38
Ocean
#1B4965
Midnight
#0B2545
Signal
#E8C547
Slate
#3E5C76
Pastel Palette
For consumer brands, social content, and lighter creative work. Soft and inviting.
Sky
#B8D4E3
Blush
#E8C4C4
Sage
#C5D5C5
Sand
#E8DCC8
Lavender
#C8BFD6
Mist
#D6E5E3
Palettes in context
Each palette shifts the mood while the logo and typography stay consistent.

Earth

Tourism & destination

Bold

Corporate & campaigns

Pastel

Consumer & social

04 — Typography
Silka by Atipo Foundry
A geometric sans-serif with 16 weights. Clean, modern, and versatile enough to carry everything from headlines to fine print. Silka is our sole typeface, used everywhere.
Black / 900
Every project, every frame.
Hero headlines, impact moments
Bold / 700
Every project, every frame.
Section titles, CTAs
Semibold / 600
Every project, every frame.
Subheadings, emphasis
Medium / 500
Every project, every frame.
UI labels, navigation
Regular / 400
Every project, every frame.
Body text, descriptions
Light / 300
Every project, every frame.
Taglines, captions, metadata
Type Scale
A consistent scale keeps layouts feeling intentional. Use these sizes as starting points.
Display
Craft meets code
H1
Craft meets code
H2
Craft meets code
H3
Craft meets code
Body
The quiet confidence of good work, well made.
Small
Captions, metadata, and secondary information.
Overline
Section labels and categories
05 — Voice & Tone
How Jig sounds
Jig's voice is confident but never arrogant, warm but never cheesy. We speak like a skilled collaborator, not a salesperson. Direct, clear, and human.

Confident

We know our craft.

We state what we do clearly. No hedging, no over-qualifying. We've done the work and the results speak. But confidence is quiet. We don't need to shout.

Warm

We're people, not a machine.

We use real language. Contractions are fine. First person is fine. We treat every client like a partner, not an account number. The tone should feel like sitting across the table from someone you trust.

Direct

Say it simply.

Short sentences. Active voice. No jargon unless the audience expects it. If something can be said in five words instead of fifteen, use five.

Grounded

Rooted in real work.

We reference real projects, real places, real outcomes. Saskatchewan is our home and that shows up in how we communicate: practical, honest, no pretense.

Sounds like Jig

"We shot this over two days in Prince Albert National Park. The client needed something that felt real, not staged."
"Our AI workflows save our clients hours every week. Here's how one tourism board cut their content production time in half."
"Good creative work starts with listening. We spend time understanding the story before we pick up a camera."

Doesn't sound like Jig

"We leverage synergistic solutions to deliver best-in-class content experiences across the omnichannel landscape."
"As a premier full-service creative agency, we are committed to exceeding expectations and pushing the boundaries of innovation."
"Our revolutionary AI-powered platform is disrupting the creative industry with cutting-edge technology."
06 — Photography & Imagery
Visual language
Jig's imagery should feel cinematic but approachable. Real moments, real light, real places. The camera is always present with intention.
🌔

Natural light first

Favour golden hour, overcast diffusion, and window light. Avoid flat, clinical lighting. Even studio work should feel lived-in.

🎥

Cinematic framing

Use wider aspect ratios where possible. Let subjects breathe in the frame. Embrace negative space. Shoot with depth and layers.

🙌

Real over perfect

Authentic moments beat posed shots. Show real people doing real work. Imperfection is warmth. Overly polished feels disconnected.

Quick Reference
The Jig system at a glance

Logo

Custom geometric wordmark. Black on light, white on dark. Never distort, recolor, or add effects. Use the SVG source files.

Typography

Silka by Atipo Foundry. One typeface family, 16 weights. Black for headlines, Regular for body, Light for taglines and metadata.

Color

Black and white core. Three accent palettes (Earth, Bold, Pastel) chosen per project. The core always anchors, accents always flex.

Voice

Confident, warm, direct, grounded. We speak like a trusted collaborator, not a sales team. Real language about real work.

Feedback on the brand system?

This is a living document. If something feels off, is missing, or needs updating, let us know.

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Jig Brand Identity System — Version 1.0 — April 2026