Starry
Swirl
A sunset burning through impasto sky — the energy of Van Gogh in a completely different time of day.
For the person whose ideas never sit still.
Eight Colors.
Every Swirl Has a Current.
Nothing here is flat. Amber Glow is thick impasto catching light. Plum Vortex is deep matte velvet with directional grain. The eight colors are the brushstrokes; the motion is what makes them one painting.
Everything Your Brand
Needs to Move.
Starry Swirl is a complete brand identity system — eight colors, three typefaces, and every surface your brand lives on. All of it built to carry the same urgency, the same direction, the same sunset energy.
Color Palette
Eight colors with full material documentation — hex codes, contrast ratios, WCAG accessibility pairs, structural roles, and usage guidance for every slot.
Typography System
Fraunces for display (the movement), Lora for subheads (the current beneath), Work Sans for body (steady, warm, belongs in the same room). All Google Fonts — free forever.
Brand Board
The full visual identity at a glance — palette, type, tone, and texture in one reference surface. The whole painting at once.
Social Headers
Profile and cover image templates ready for LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest. The swirl, scaled to every feed.
Link-in-Bio Page
A fully responsive standalone link page — ready to deploy. Amber at the top. The painting holds the links.
Color Combinations Cheat Sheet
Every approved pairing with contrast ratios so you always know which colors can travel together — and which ones are meant to anchor.
Nothing Is Flat.
Everything Is Material.
Van Gogh pressed the paint into the canvas with his whole hand sometimes. These colors carry that — each one a material, not just a hex. The impasto ridge. The wet paint. The canvas showing through.
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Amber Glow
Thick impasto, visible brushstroke ridges catching light. Honey held up to a window. The center of every swirl — applied with pressure, left with intention.
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Plum Vortex
Deep matte velvet with directional grain — like brushstrokes all pulled in one direction. The gravity that holds the swirl together. Rich, magnetic, unapologetic.
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Coral Flame
Slightly glossy — wet paint, fresh, just-applied energy. The underside of a cloud on fire. The most alive color in the box. Used in small quantities because it insists.
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Brushstroke Gold
Textured metallic-paint — not smooth, not metallic. Gold paint layered thick with a palette knife. Van Gogh's stars, warmed by sunset. Optimistic without being naive.
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Rose Dust
Soft matte, like pastel chalk on textured paper. The sky between sunset and twilight — where coral cools down and plum warms up. Gentle but not weak.
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Burnt Umber Swirl
Raw linen with oil paint soaked in — earthy, organic, warm. The underpainting. Where depth lives without coldness. The warm-value extreme; ideal for text-heavy layouts.
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Canvas Cream
Actual canvas texture — woven, visible thread, warm. The ground the paint lives on. Clean space that still feels like part of the painting.
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Twilight Slate
Smooth matte stone, cool to the touch, architectural. The village silhouette beneath Van Gogh's sky. Structural, quiet, necessary. The one cool anchor in an otherwise warm painting.
Van Gogh didn't paint the sky.
He painted what the sky felt like.
The same movement.
A different sky.
His was night. Hers is sunset, and it's on fire.
Van Gogh's swirls aren't random — every one follows a current. That's this kit. Not chaos. Movement with direction. Energy with intention. The sky didn't sit still. Neither did she.
The impasto technique is the same. The sky is different. That's the whole thing: a woman can take someone else's method, put it in a completely different time of day, and make something no one has ever seen before. That's exactly what a brand can do.