Wordmark
The full name, and the default lockup. Use it wherever there is room for it — headers, covers, signatures, the top of a proposal.
The mark, the palette it lives in, the typeface, and ready-made footer credits for the sites we build. Every file below is generated from one set of vector sources, so nothing here can drift out of sync.
Download everything .zipThe full name, and the default lockup. Use it wherever there is room for it — headers, covers, signatures, the top of a proposal.
The G monogram. For places where the name is already understood, or where there is no room for it: favicons, avatars, app icons, a stamp on artwork.
“by G”. The credit that sits in the footer of work built for clients — small, quiet, and always linked back to goossens.ai.
The byline with the words set. Use it where “by G” alone would read as decoration rather than a credit — a footer with no other text around it.
Prefer the SVG everywhere it is accepted. The PNGs exist for the places that still refuse vectors — office documents, marketplaces, some ad systems.
The brand is ink on paper. The eight accents belong to instruments — readouts, states, diagrams — and never to the mark itself.
IBM Plex Mono, regular and medium, under the SIL Open Font License. Self-hosted — no font CDN, no third-party request on any page.
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 0123456789
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz @ · × — /
Labels run uppercase at 10 px with 0.12 em tracking
Four drop-in badges for the footer of a client site. Each one is a single inline SVG that inherits the surrounding text colour — no stylesheet, no webfont, no request back to us. Paste it where the credit belongs and it takes the colour of the text around it.
The first three carry no colour of their own. The plate carries ink and paper with it, so it survives a photograph, a gradient or a brand colour that happens to sit too close to black.