01 / Wear it
The everyday tee.
The complete card-back logo, printed small at the left chest. A pocket-tee placement that keeps the shirt easy to wear.
A brand concept for Dan
Same passion.
New packaging.
Dan, this is a new look built around the world you love. Familiar blue. A collectible silhouette. Pixels that bring it all to life.
Watch it come to lifeExplore the direction, then imagine it on your next review.
PIXEL DAN / IDENTITY CONCEPT01 / The identity
A little collectible.
A lot of character.
The package-inspired outline connects to toys. The pixel edge connects to the name. Together, they give the channel a shape that can carry from a full-screen opening to a tiny corner mark.
Blue hanging slot02 / The opening
Built in pixels.
Landed with impact.
Pixels assemble the mark. The card turns, hits, and sends a ripple straight into the footage. One continuous introduction, set to your existing music and timing.
03 / The channel
For the love of toys.
A familiar welcome, with more room for the collection. Explore the layouts and switch between the toy shelf, a clean navy background, and a pixel gradient.
Toy-shelf visuals are AI-assisted concept imagery, not product photography. The TV view uses an earlier wide illustration. Final imagery and the shared YouTube crop will be confirmed before production.
04 / On screen
A signature.
Never a distraction.
The white outline and blue pixels carry into a lower third with space for a name, a guest, or a figure. The text stays stacked and easy to read.
One shape.
Room for every story.
The TV bug
Recognizable, even in the corner.
Try the mark at different sizes over moving footage.
05 / Beyond the screen
From the channel.
To the convention floor.
A few things fans can wear, collect, and take home. The same identity, scaled for a small chest print and a collectible pin.
02 / Collect it
A little collectible.
A small enamel pin in the full packaging shape, shown on a jacket for scale. Navy, white and blue, finished with a polished metal edge.
Illustrative merchandise mockups. Placement, materials and final artwork would be refined with the chosen manufacturer after direction approval.
Your next chapter
Made for the love of it.
This is the direction. Your feedback shapes what comes next.
Once it feels right, we’ll build the finished graphics and editable project files for your workflow.