Pixel-art translation of Diego Velázquez, The Forge of Vulcan (1630): Apollo brings news to Vulcan and his workers at the forge.Pixel-art translation of Diego Velázquez, The Forge of Vulcan (1630): Apollo brings news to Vulcan and his workers at the forge.

Brand and press kit

Logos, the pixel wordmark, colours, typefaces and boilerplate for writing about Ogun. The paintings are credited on the art credits page.

Colour

Dark by default, light on request; plates are always vellum. Every text pair meets WCAG AA.

Forge#13110F
Dark background
Soot#1C1916
Surfaces
Vellum#F1E9D8
Plates, light theme
Iron-gall ink#1E1A16
Text on vellum
Ember#E8662E
Accent, running
Brass#B89157
Instruments, labels
Verdigris#5FAE9C
Succeeded
Quench#7AA6CF
Info, sessions
Cinnabar#E0604A
Failed

Typography

EB Garamond, a Renaissance roman

IBM Plex Sans for reading and interface text, built for engineering documents.

IBM Plex Mono for code, data and terminals.

DEPARTURE MONO FOR LABELS AND THE WORDMARK

All four are open fonts under the SIL Open Font License, self-hosted. The lockup is outlined from EB Garamond capitals; the pixel wordmark is read from Departure Mono at its native 5 by 8 pixel grid.

Boilerplate

Ogun is a local-first developer platform for data acquisition, data engineering and AI-agent benchmarks, made by Verne Ltd. Built on the Zeus download engine, it treats workflows as hashed data, keeps runs durable across crashes, records lineage for every artifact, and has adapters for benchmark tasks such as Spider 2.0-DBT and ADE-bench, run in isolation. Ogun is open source under Apache-2.0 and sends no telemetry. Learn more at ogun-site.vercel.app.

Press: info@vernesystems.com · Usage rules: trademark policy

Read the design

The decisions and first-draft specifications are public, and the runtime is being tested. Feedback is most useful now, before the contracts are frozen.