The firm name in Cormorant Garamond, on both grounds. This wordmark treatment is independent of the five mark directions in File 02 — the two will be paired together once a mark direction is chosen.
Lockup usage: letterhead footers, email signatures, business cards, and the site header. Keep the tagline in italic Cormorant Garamond wherever the wordmark appears at full size; drop the tagline only at small sizes (business card, favicon-adjacent placements).
Five independent concept directions for a mark to pair with the wordmark — one crest built around the courthouse motif, and four seals built around a rising eagle. The crest is shown on both an ivory ground and a spruce-ink ground so you can see how it carries into a dark colorway; each seal is shown the same way.
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On Spruce Ink
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On Spruce InkThese are five starting points, not a shortlist — none is a recommendation. Tell us the letter you're drawn to, or the two you're deciding between, and we'll refine that direction into final production files.
Deep greens and inks carry the authority; gold carries the warmth. Keep these exact values and every page, document, and card reads as one firm.
Cormorant Garamond carries the name and the moments that need presence. Source Serif 4 does the reading. Inter runs the interface. Three fonts, three jobs, never mixed.
One display serif, one reading serif, one UI sans — always exactly one of each on a page. Never combine two serifs in the same block, and never let Inter carry more than a line or two before handing off to Source Serif 4.
Warm, golden-hour, face-free — texture and place over stock-photo smiles. Final 4K photography is in production and is not shown here. The tiles below are brand-color placeholders that communicate direction only — treat nothing on this page as a real photograph.
Copy-and-paste for every profile. Each leads with the Thomson Reuters / Southeast Asia experience, anchors on the tax-law flagship and personal service, and closes with the North Dakota / South Dakota footprint.