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Pine
Primary — marks, headlines.
Range & Roost
A heritage identity for a small Louisiana & Mississippi land company: antlers, a pair of crossed feathers, pine and brass on linen. The three game animals carried as elements, not portraits.
Marks
A heritage crest. The antlers carry the whitetail; the crossed feathers below — one slim duck primary, one barred turkey tail — carry the bird seasons. The wordmark sits between them. Three game animals, three classical sporting devices, one lockup.
Palette
Pine carries the brand. Linen is the page. Brass earns its keep on the ampersand and on small ornaments. Rust is the secondary accent — reserved for a sparing few moments (a sold-stamp, a tract status, a hot link). Sage and ink hold the quietest places.
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Primary — marks, headlines.
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Ground — paper, page, default surface.
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Accent — ampersand, rules, ornaments.
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Secondary accent — stamps, status.
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Quiet — secondary surfaces.
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Body text — full-bleed photography.
Typography
Cormorant Garamond does the speaking — wide tracking at small sizes, tight at display. Source Serif 4 carries the body. Italic for the brass and the asides.
Quiet acres, set ready for the season.
A range to walk & a roost to keep.
Range & Roost buys quiet land in south Louisiana and southwest Mississippi and turns it into property that’s ready to hunt the day you take the keys. Trails cut. Food plots in. Blinds set. The right feeders in the right places.
Tract 14 · St. Helena Parish · 142 acres of mixed hardwood bottom · one green-tree reservoir, two stands, four food plots planted to clover and winter wheat.
Voice
In use
A short look at the crest on paper, on a gate, and on a feed. Sized to give a feel for proportion, not to be production artwork.
Jameson Brouillette
Land Acquisitions
j.brouillette@rangeandroost.co
(225) 555 · 0142
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