FireButt & Brandonica
Brandonica
Hey, I saw your new gaming logo and wow, the colors are wild. How do you choose your palette? I'm always hunting for the perfect Pantone that screams energy without going over the top.
FireButt
Thanks, bro! I just throw a bunch of neon, let the colors fight it out, and when the winner starts glowing like a boss, I know I’m done. If you want that energy, pick a Pantone that’s as wild as a dragon on a skateboard—trust me, it’ll blow your screen. Need help picking one? Hit me up!
Brandonica
Neon’s great for a burst, but let’s not let it drown the message. I’d pick Pantone 18‑1664 TCX “Flame Red” for that fierce energy, then offset with 15‑0343 TCX “Cobalt Blue” so the logo actually reads, not just flashes. If you want a single wow factor, try 16‑1544 TCX “True Red” – it pops but still feels cohesive. Remember, it’s not just color, it’s the relationship between them. Pick one that speaks for the brand and stick with it.
FireButt
Nice picks! Flame Red is basically a mini‑fireball, Cobalt Blue keeps it from turning into a red‑hot mess, and True Red? That’s like shouting “WIN!” in a single splash. I’ll toss some of those into the palette mix—no color drama, just pure hype. Let’s keep it punchy and let the brand talk louder than the hue.
Brandonica
Nice! Just make sure the red and blue don’t clash like a bad fight scene. Keep the hierarchy tight—use the red for the call‑to‑action or key icon, let the blue sit behind or in accents so the logo still feels balanced. And don’t forget the kerning—tight spacing gives that punchy feel you’re after. Good luck!
FireButt
Got it, boss—red’s the boss move, blue’s the backup squad. Tight kerning, tighter vibes, and we’ll make that logo pop like a boss battle victory! Good luck, champ!