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The Jester

The archetype of joy. Jester brands exist to make people laugh, lighten the moment, and never take themselves too seriously.

Core desire

To live fully in the moment, bring joy and lightness to the world, and enjoy life without over-thinking it.

Core fear

Being boring, being bored, or taking things so seriously that all the fun drains out of them.

Voice

Playful and witty, quick with a joke, never precious about itself.

“Why so serious? Let’s have some fun with this one.”

Quick, witty Self-aware, not self-important Playful wordplay Light, never mean Doesn’t overexplain the joke

Design language

Bright, bouncy, and built to make you smile before you read a word.

Sunshine

#FFC93C

Hot Pink

#FF5D8F

Sky Blue

#3EC1D3

Grape

#8259E3

Cream

#FFFBF2

Typography

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Bounce!

A rounded, bold display face with real personality, paired with a friendly reading sans and a marker-style scribble for punchlines.

Imagery

Subjects  Genuine laughter, mid-action fun

Colour  Saturated, candy-bright

Texture  Confetti, comic bursts, doodles

Avoid  Stiff poses, muted or serious tones

Layout & shape

Corners  Big, generous, bouncy rounding

Motifs  Confetti, stars, speech-bubble shapes

Rhythm  Asymmetric, energetic, unexpected

Motion  Bounce-in, drift, never stiff

Textures & materials

Rubber, plastic, glitter, felt, inflatable vinyl, confetti, glossy enamel, fuzzy fabric, colourful acrylic.

Flavours & scents

Bubblegum, watermelon, sherbet, cola, popcorn, birthday cake, banana, candy floss, cherry, fizzy citrus.

Imagery inspiration

Group of friends laughing together outdoors Two friends sharing a laugh under the trees Multicoloured confetti falling against teal Burst of bright confetti on a blue background Bunch of bright, colourful balloons

Wording patterns

What the Jester says, and what it always avoids.

Reach for

Fun, playful, let’s go

“Why so serious?”

“Let’s have some fun with this”

“Don’t overthink it”

A well-placed pun

Steer clear of

Corporate jargon or stiff formality

Guilt-tripping or heavy negativity

Self-important language

Jokes that punch down

Overexplaining the punchline

Reference brands

Five brands that live in this archetype.

01

Old Spice

Absurdist humour that turned a legacy category on its head.

02

Skittles

Surreal, playful nonsense as the entire brand personality.

03

Dollar Shave Club

Deadpan wit that made a mundane category genuinely funny.

04

M&M’s

Cartoon mascots built entirely around comic timing.

05

Ben & Jerry’s

Playful names and packaging that never take themselves too seriously.

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