One person, one name, one mark. This page is for anyone who puts them on something: a conference slide, a partner page, a post, a credit line. It says what the mark is, which colours it uses, how the name is written, and what not to do. Everything on it can be downloaded below.
Four horizontal bars, solid at the left, breaking into particles toward the right. Read left to right it is a broadcast becoming data: a match, a feed, a season turned into the points a chart or a model works with. That is the work, sports media, digital and AI, in one gesture. It is also the solid present and the uncertain future, the edge where I have always worked: what we know on the left, what is still forming on the right.
The four colours come from the scarf in the photo on the home page. The scarf is an accident that stuck; the mark is not about it. The bars always run left to right, always in this order from the top: sand, turquoise, cobalt, red.
Four files cover every use. The tile is for browser tabs, app icons and avatars. The wide mark sits next to the name in a masthead or a credit line. The bare mark is the tile without its background, for a page that already has a dark or white ground. The stacked lockup puts the mark over the name, for squares, posts and slides.
Favicon, app icon, avatar. Ink background, 7 px corner on 32. Works on light and dark tab bars.
agwas-mark-tile.svgThe same on white, for places that want a light tile.
agwas-mark-tile-paper.svgNext to the name at 20 to 28 px tall, or large on its own. The particles have room to dissolve.
agwas-mark-wide.svgMark over the name, name set as outlines. For a square, a post, a slide. Dark and with-person versions below.
agwas-lockup-stacked.svgNo tile. On white or on a dark ground, never on a photograph or a colour.
agwas-mark.svgSquare, no rounding: iOS rounds it. Export to 180 px PNG.
agwas-touch-icon.svgThe four colours belong to the mark and to data. Text is ink on paper, or paper on night in the apps. Cobalt is the only one of the four that holds as a link colour on both grounds; the other three never carry text.
#FFFFFFGround of the root site and the light hubs#111111Text on paper; the tile#070910Ground of the sport apps#6F6F6FSecondary text on paper#E3A95FMark, data#1FA6BDMark, data#2D6FD2Mark, data, links#D7442BMark, data, sparinglyA Guy With A Scarf · Carlo De Marchis
A Guy With A Scarf. Title case, every word, always complete. In a byline or a masthead it is followed by the person: A Guy With A Scarf · Carlo De Marchis, with the name in mute.
AGWAS is a file name and a way of talking, not a public mark. Never "a guy with a scarf" in lower case, never "Guy with a Scarf", never "AGWAS" in a title.
Helvetica Neue 300Helvetica Neue 400Helvetica Neue 500Helvetica Neue 700
Helvetica Neue, with Helvetica and Arial as fallbacks. The name is set in weight 500. Headings are 300 or 400 with tight letter spacing; body text is 400. The sport apps keep their own faces inside; the name and the mark look the same everywhere.
SVG, which scales to any size. Export PNG from the SVG when a format needs it.
Brand guidelines, first edition, 5 November 2026. Mark and page from the identity study of the same date.