Daybreak bin valet · BBAOS-653 · round 3 · 2026-11-12

Five marks, drawn from scratch.

Three directions for Curb Relief and two for Bin Wrangler. Every symbol is hand-built geometry (arcs, lunes, tapered strokes, straight cuts), every wordmark is a named Google sans converted to outlines with kerning kept. Nothing is traced from the Canva roughs or stock. Click any card to see it large.

Sans-serif only · transparent SVG + PNG 512 / 1024 / 2048 · favicons rasterised at size

A

Curb Relief

Lift

The owner's wings, redrawn as one shape instead of a fan of blades. Each wing is a single outline with four feathers; the slits are cut on the same curve family as the leading edge, so every edge in the mark shares one logic and nothing is traced. The lower feathers thicken toward the body so the mark holds together as a silhouette at 16 px, and the two wings leave a straight vertical channel of air between them, which gives the symbol a spine without drawing one. It says weight lifted, calmly, and sits well beside wide-tracked Jost capitals.

Symbol
Symbol
Symbol, reversed
Symbol, reversed
One colour
One colour
Wordmark
Wordmark
Horizontal lockup
Horizontal lockup
Stacked lockup
Stacked lockup
Horizontal, reversed
Horizontal, reversed
Stacked, reversed
Stacked, reversed
App tile
App tile

Favicon test

16 px
32 px
48 px

Rasterised by Chromium at the target size, not downscaled. Left: actual pixels. Right: 2x.

Palette and contrast

Primary#0CC0DF
Ink#0B2A33
Accent#0CC0DF
Tint#E6F7FA
Paper#FFFFFF
Body text on white15.1:1 · AAA
Text on tint13.7:1 · AAA
Button15.1:1 · AAA
Secondary button6.9:1 · AA
Reversed text15.1:1 · AAA

Type: Jost 600 (Google Fonts, OFL), converted to outlines. Tracking 0.16 em.

In use

Door-hanger flyer
Door-hanger flyer
Sticker on the bin
Sticker on the bin
Car door magnet
Car door magnet
Phone header
Phone header
Polo chest, embroidered
Polo chest, embroidered
B

Curb Relief

Curbstone

A lettermark for people who find wings a little much. C and R are set in Sora at the tightest fit that still breathes, and underneath them runs a single line that steps down: the profile of a curb and gutter. The step is the whole idea. The letters stand on the sidewalk side, never on the street side, which is exactly the promise. It is the most discreet of the three, reads instantly on a sticker, an embroidered chest, or a favicon, and costs nothing to reproduce in one colour.

Symbol
Symbol
Symbol, reversed
Symbol, reversed
One colour
One colour
Wordmark
Wordmark
Horizontal lockup
Horizontal lockup
Stacked lockup
Stacked lockup
Horizontal, reversed
Horizontal, reversed
Stacked, reversed
Stacked, reversed
App tile
App tile

Favicon test

16 px
32 px
48 px

Rasterised by Chromium at the target size, not downscaled. Left: actual pixels. Right: 2x.

Palette and contrast

Primary#0E7C91
Ink#10242B
Accent#0CC0DF
Tint#F2EDE4
Paper#FFFFFF
Body text on white16.0:1 · AAA
Text on tint13.8:1 · AAA
Button4.9:1 · AA
Secondary button7.3:1 · AAA
Reversed text4.9:1 · AA

Type: Sora 600 (Google Fonts, OFL), converted to outlines. Tracking 0.12 em.

In use

Door-hanger flyer
Door-hanger flyer
Sticker on the bin
Sticker on the bin
Car door magnet
Car door magnet
Phone header
Phone header
Polo chest, embroidered
Polo chest, embroidered
C

Curb Relief

Clear Night

The unexpected one. The business promise is 'never a night on the curb', so the mark is a crescent moon resting above a bare curb line: night has come and the curb is empty. The crescent is cut from two circles of fixed radii (46 and 42) and the bar uses the same stroke as the lockup's rules, so it feels calm and hotel-like rather than municipal. Nothing about it says trash. It is the direction that best matches the price point and the feeling of relief, and it gives the brand a story customers retell.

Symbol
Symbol
Symbol, reversed
Symbol, reversed
One colour
One colour
Wordmark
Wordmark
Horizontal lockup
Horizontal lockup
Stacked lockup
Stacked lockup
Horizontal, reversed
Horizontal, reversed
Stacked, reversed
Stacked, reversed
App tile
App tile

Favicon test

16 px
32 px
48 px

Rasterised by Chromium at the target size, not downscaled. Left: actual pixels. Right: 2x.

Palette and contrast

Primary#0CC0DF
Ink#10202B
Accent#0CC0DF
Tint#DDF4F8
Paper#FFFFFF
Body text on white16.6:1 · AAA
Text on tint14.5:1 · AAA
Button16.6:1 · AAA
Secondary button7.6:1 · AAA
Reversed text16.6:1 · AAA

Type: Manrope 700 (Google Fonts, OFL), converted to outlines. Tracking 0.14 em.

In use

Door-hanger flyer
Door-hanger flyer
Sticker on the bin
Sticker on the bin
Car door magnet
Car door magnet
Phone header
Phone header
Polo chest, embroidered
Polo chest, embroidered
D

Bin Wrangler

Outfitter

The owner's bull in a cattleman hat, rebuilt as a crest instead of an illustration. Every edge is a straight cut: a blocky bull face, long faceted horns that clear the brim, a hat with a true cattleman crease and a band, and one negative line that separates the muzzle. No eyes, no fur, no nostrils, because the hat shade does the work and a crest should survive a 12 mm embroidery. Set with extended Archivo capitals it reads like a premium ranch outfitter or a saddlery, not a rodeo poster.

Symbol
Symbol
Symbol, reversed
Symbol, reversed
One colour
One colour
Wordmark
Wordmark
Horizontal lockup
Horizontal lockup
Stacked lockup
Stacked lockup
Horizontal, reversed
Horizontal, reversed
Stacked, reversed
Stacked, reversed
App tile
App tile

Favicon test

16 px
32 px
48 px

Rasterised by Chromium at the target size, not downscaled. Left: actual pixels. Right: 2x.

Palette and contrast

Primary#1F3A2B
Ink#1F3A2B
Accent#91C498
Tint#F4EFE4
Paper#FFFFFF
Body text on white12.4:1 · AAA
Text on tint10.8:1 · AAA
Button10.8:1 · AAA
Secondary button6.2:1 · AA
Reversed text12.4:1 · AAA

Type: Archivo 700 Expanded (Google Fonts, OFL), converted to outlines. Tracking 0.1 em.

In use

Door-hanger flyer
Door-hanger flyer
Sticker on the bin
Sticker on the bin
Car door magnet
Car door magnet
Phone header
Phone header
Polo chest, embroidered
Polo chest, embroidered
E

Bin Wrangler

Rocking BW

A registered-cattle-brand monogram. Real brands are bent from round bar stock, so B and W are drawn as one continuous stroke weight with round ends, and the rocker beneath makes it the 'Rocking BW', which is how a ranch would actually read it. It is the quieter of the two western routes: no animal, no hat, just the mark a rancher would burn into a gate post, set with tall Big Shoulders capitals. It brands, embroiders and stamps perfectly, and on a sage or bone ground it looks like it has been there for sixty years.

Symbol
Symbol
Symbol, reversed
Symbol, reversed
One colour
One colour
Wordmark
Wordmark
Horizontal lockup
Horizontal lockup
Stacked lockup
Stacked lockup
Horizontal, reversed
Horizontal, reversed
Stacked, reversed
Stacked, reversed
App tile
App tile

Favicon test

16 px
32 px
48 px

Rasterised by Chromium at the target size, not downscaled. Left: actual pixels. Right: 2x.

Palette and contrast

Primary#262522
Ink#262522
Accent#B8903F
Tint#F4EFE4
Paper#FFFFFF
Body text on white15.3:1 · AAA
Text on tint13.4:1 · AAA
Button13.4:1 · AAA
Secondary button5.2:1 · AA
Reversed text15.3:1 · AAA

Type: BigShouldersDisplay 700 (Google Fonts, OFL), converted to outlines. Tracking 0.07 em.

In use

Door-hanger flyer
Door-hanger flyer
Sticker on the bin
Sticker on the bin
Car door magnet
Car door magnet
Phone header
Phone header
Polo chest, embroidered
Polo chest, embroidered

Recommendation

Curb Relief: go with C, Clear Night, and keep A, Lift, as the runner-up. The moon over an empty curb is the only mark here that tells the actual promise ("never a night on the curb") without a word of copy, and it is the one that looks most like a $65-a-month concierge rather than a hauler. It reproduces at any size, in one colour, on a 16 px favicon, and embroidered. A is the owner's own idea done properly and it is a credible, handsome wings mark; its risk is that wings are the most-used symbol in the service category, so it will always read a little more generic than C. B is the safe, quiet fallback if the owner wants no symbol at all.

Bin Wrangler: go with D, Outfitter. The crest is what the owner asked for (bull, hat, "on lockdown") drawn with discipline: no fur, no eyes, straight cuts, a real cattleman crease. It is the one western mark that will not look like a rodeo sticker in five years. E, Rocking BW, is the better choice only if the brand will live mostly on gate posts, caps and stamps, where a cattle-brand monogram is the authentic thing.

If one name must win: Curb Relief with Clear Night. It fits Daybreak's quiet, planned-community register, it is easier to say on the phone, and the name plus the moon together carry the whole pitch.

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