One look for the whole show, built only from the Tokeniser palette, Montserrat and the supplied Tokeniser logo. The idea: real world paperwork becoming tokens on chain, told in shapes, motion and sound.
15 seconds, landscape and vertical, each laid out for its frame. A page draws in, a scan turns its lines into tiles, the tiles leave the page and lock into a ledger, the grid folds into the emblem, and the name lands. Music and sound only, no words. It ends on solid Slate so an episode can cut straight in.
Four slots: episode number, title, guest name and guest photo, plus an optional second guest. Layout, colours, type and logo are locked, so every episode matches. Titles stay three lines or fewer and at least 84 px, which keeps them readable in a phone feed. Click a thumbnail to see it full size.
Colours, type, show name, logo use, photo treatment, graphic devices and motion rules on two A3 pages. Open the PDF.
| Rule | How it is kept |
|---|---|
| Show name | Always "Off Paper - Powered by Tokeniser". The text comes from one constant in src/brand.js, and check.py scans every source file for other spellings. |
| Colours | Only Slate, Mint, Light Mint, Light Blue, Blue and Teal. Orange is left out of show art on purpose. check.py rejects any other hex or rgb value. |
| Type | Montserrat only, from Google Fonts under the SIL Open Font License. The identity PDF embeds no other font. |
| Logo | The three supplied PNG files, checked by SHA-256, only scaled evenly. Never recoloured or redrawn. |
| Devices and photos | Graphic devices at 70 percent on solid colour and 60 percent on photos. Photos are grayscale with a 30 percent Slate overlay. |
| Opening | No voice and no words. The only text drawn is the show name, and the music is synthesised in code, so there is nothing to license. |