The Morana Aurora identity
Use these assets to keep Morana’s appearance consistent everywhere. We chose a serious, calm look tied to privacy and protection. Casino, meme coin and children’s project styles do not fit here.
Morana logo and symbol
Morana colors
Morana, guardian of the network
Her design is inspired by northern winter. Blue and violet northern lights glow against the winter night.
How to draw Morana
- Depict Morana as the guardian of the network, rather than a game mascot
- Keep a serious, calm look tied to privacy and protection
- Use blue and violet aurora light against a winter night
- Add subtle shield and network node motifs
Morana
The key to your door stays with you, and Morana stands at the threshold. The network has no owner and no administrator: keys are created on your device and stay there. Messages are carried by many independent relays, none of which can read them. The network's rules are written in the open and known to everyone.
Drawing with Duotone
For the Morana site, we use Phosphor in the Duotone style. It's easy to spot: a clear silhouette and a second layer at 20 % opacity. Color is simple: each icon picks up the color of the surrounding text. The set is open source, under the MIT license.
Network symbols
- Chain
- Wallet app
- Messaging app
- Mining pool
- Message relay
- Gateway server
- Block explorer
- Community forum
A few ground rules
- No mixing: one screen, only Phosphor Duotone, no other weights or sets
- 20 px by default, 18 px in dense tables, 20–24 px in menus
- Color comes only from the page palette. To show a state, add a shape or a label
- Next to text, an icon is decorative. If a button has only an icon, give it a clear label for screen readers
Phosphor is MIT-licensed, and the license text is already in the archive. Moving the icons elsewhere? Take the license with them.
