MYCELIUM / IDENTITY EXPLORATIONS / 2026

Same roots.
Different growth.

Three ways to express an engine that is technical, organic, resource-conscious, and serious about play.

THE RECOMMENDED STARTING POINT

Night Garden.
With violet and mint.

Keep the editor grounded in neutral charcoal, with fine white fibres in the artwork and lavender/mint roots between opaque panels. Compare Mint, Violet, and Violet + Mint with the buttons at the top of the homepage.

Night Garden

Feels like: a precise instrument with a living pulse.

Best for: the core product, documentation, a calm developer website.

Tradeoff: the most familiar direction; needs distinctive imagery to stand apart.

Spore Lab

Feels like: a creative coding lab with the doors open.

Best for: launches, events, experiments, a more expressive public identity.

Tradeoff: use the lime sparingly in a dense editor to keep focus clear.

Fieldwork

Feels like: software built carefully, to last.

Best for: the sustainability story, essays, print, and community material.

Tradeoff: a larger departure from the dark editor you prefer.

Night Garden is the implemented default theme. Spore Lab and Fieldwork are designed website explorations and downloadable theme alternatives, so you can compare them without changing your saved editor preference.

THE CONNECTING IDEA

One thread. A living signature.

The selected wordmark grows from one branching thread. The my monogram keeps its first two organic letters and complete y descender, with simplified fibres for small icons.

White branching my monogram
Mycelium Engine wordmark on a light ground

The my monogram is supplied as an editable SVG and transparent PNG. Use the compact version for app artwork and the micro version for the smallest icons.

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