Facade Sign — Heritage Blade

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“Design a tall double-sided projecting blade facade sign (author one face), 600×1400mm portrait, for an invented merchant / tailor — concept 'Heritage Blade': a monogram roundel above a vertically stacked serif wordmark and a spaced trade foot line, heritage warmth held with modern restraint. Palette (process swatches): 'oxblood' cmyk[30,92,72,38] deep oxblood-red full-bleed background, 'goldcream' cmyk[10,22,58,4] a light warm gold-cream for ALL type, the ring and the rule. Only two swatches; everything is centered horizontally (center x=300). GROUP 'Monogram roundel' — two elements at the top: ellipse 'Roundel ring' x:175 y:110 w:250 h:250, stroke goldcream, strokeWidth 6, fill null (a fine gold ring, center at y≈235); text 'House monogram' 'H&S' in Playfair Display, goldcream, size 240, x:175 y:170 w:250 h:140, align center (the house mark seated inside the ring). GROUP 'Wordmark stack' — three centered Playfair lines, one word per line: 'Wordmark HALE' 'HALE' in Playfair Display, goldcream, size 500, lineHeight 1, x:50 y:440 w:500 h:200, align center; 'Wordmark ampersand' '&' in Playfair Display, goldcream, size 300, x:200 y:650 w:200 h:120, align center (a smaller connector); 'Wordmark SON' 'SON' in Playfair Display, goldcream, size 500, lineHeight 1, x:50 y:780 w:500 h:200, align center (HALE glyph ≈440–616, & ≈650–756, SON ≈780–956; clean gaps, no overlap). GROUP 'Foot mark' — three elements at the foot: goldcream rect 'Foot rule' x:150 y:1070 w:300 h:3 (a short centered hairline); text 'Trade line' 'MERCHANTS' in Inter 600, goldcream, size 120, letterSpacing 12, x:50 y:1110 w:500 h:70, align center; text 'Established line' 'EST. 1921' in Inter 500, goldcream, size 84, letterSpacing 10, x:50 y:1230 w:500 h:50, align center. Nothing else. Named groups + a specific human name on every element; the ring is stroke-only so it MUST carry "fill": null. No masters/blocks/threading — single-artboard piece. Premium because it is a real vertical lockup engineered for the narrow blade: the roundel monogram, the word-per-line Playfair stack filling the height with rhythm, and a modern spaced-grotesk foot line (heritage-modern, not a fake heraldic crest). Avoids the pub-crest and gold-on-brown clichés — the gold-cream is genuinely light against the deep oxblood, a clear light-on-dark hero that reads top-to-bottom from the street and holds at thumbnail scale.”