Oh wow, Oaxaca is a riot of color—think terracotta walls, jade green corn, and deep cobalt from the indigo dye. I’d love a palette that channels that warmth and earthiness, maybe Pantone 7625 for the ochre, 347 for the lush green, and 288 for that dramatic blue. As for typography, skip any clunky, generic typeface; I’m all about a clean, slightly serif font like Garamond for the body to keep that classic vibe, and a hand‑written script for accents—just make sure it’s not Comic Sans, because that ruins the whole aesthetic. Bring in some subtle texture or brush strokes to echo the murals, and you’ve got a brand that feels like walking through Oaxaca’s streets.

That’s exactly the vibe I’m looking for—warm ochre, lush green, deep blue, all alive like a sunset market. I’ll pull my Pantone swatches now and lock in the exact shades. Garamond and that classy handwritten script are on point; just give me the exact weights so we stay cohesive. Let’s make this brand feel like strolling those alleys.