Molino
A sourdough bakery in Valencia that mills its own flour. The o in the name is the millstone.
Master logo in one colour, cobalt on flour.
The o is the stone that grinds the flour.
Millers cut grooves into the face of a stone so it shears the grain instead of crushing it. The pattern is called the dress. Molino's mark is that face seen from above, simplified until it holds at sixteen pixels.
The eye
The hole where grain falls in. It keeps the disc reading as a stone, not a button.
Four dressed quarters
Each quarter carries parallel furrows set at right angles to the next, the way a quarter dress is cut.
Three furrows, then two
Three per quarter from 32px up. The small cut drops to two, with a wider eye, for favicons and stamps.

The reversed logo is one colour, flour, never outlined. Over photographs it sits on a night scrim so the furrows stay open. The loaf is a stand-in photograph until Molino has its own.
The seal, for bag stamps, labels and the shop window. MOLINO over the top, VALENCIA beneath, the stone in the middle. Holds down to 64px.
Favicon: the small cut of the stone in flour on a cobalt tile. This tab is wearing it.
App and social avatar: cobalt stone on flour.
Stamped in night on crust, the colour of a kraft flour sack. The seal works in any single ink the printer has.
Cobalt
#22367DThe logo, headings, the favicon. Taken from the blue of Valencian glazed tile. 9.7:1 on flour.
Flour
#F6EFE2The paper. Warm, never pure white. The reversed logo is set in it.
Night
#141B33Text and dark grounds. 14.9:1 with flour.
Millstone
#6B6458Captions and small print. 5.1:1 on flour.
Crust
#D39A4CPackaging and the occasional highlight, never for text on flour.
Bread from our own stone.
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Heavy, round and slightly soft at the joins, like letters cut into a wooden peel. The wordmark is Young Serif outlined, tracked in by 1%, with the first o replaced by the stone.
Sourdough milled and baked under one roof, in Valencia.
A plain, open grotesk that keeps out of the serif's way. Sentence case everywhere; caps only on the seal.