HankyCode Pantone Color Matching
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I’m ready to pull the entire HankyCode visual universe into a single, unified color language. The goal is to translate our contemporary “art code” palette into exact Pantone references and build a dependable directory that sits at the heart of our evolving brand guidelines.
Where we are now
• A partial set of legacy brand rules already exists.
• Fresh creative directions are also on the table.
• Both specific art pieces and broader graphic elements will feed into the final system.
What I need from you
1. Audit the current color usage across our logo files, type treatments, backgrounds, and key artworks.
2. Identify precise Pantone matches (coated & uncoated) for every color in the code, documenting the CMYK, RGB, HEX, and LAB equivalents.
3. Compile the findings into a clean, easy-to-navigate color directory that becomes the backbone of our renewed guidelines.
4. Update the existing guideline deck by weaving in the new palette and integrating any additional artwork that must follow it.
Acceptance criteria
• Every color swatch is paired with an official Pantone reference and cross-mode values.
• The directory is delivered in both print-ready PDF and editable Adobe InDesign/Illustrator formats.
• Updates align seamlessly with the legacy guideline style so our internal team can roll them out immediately.
Familiarity with Pantone Connect, Adobe CC, and meticulous color-proofing is essential—this project depends on precision. If that sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s get started.
Where we are now
• A partial set of legacy brand rules already exists.
• Fresh creative directions are also on the table.
• Both specific art pieces and broader graphic elements will feed into the final system.
What I need from you
1. Audit the current color usage across our logo files, type treatments, backgrounds, and key artworks.
2. Identify precise Pantone matches (coated & uncoated) for every color in the code, documenting the CMYK, RGB, HEX, and LAB equivalents.
3. Compile the findings into a clean, easy-to-navigate color directory that becomes the backbone of our renewed guidelines.
4. Update the existing guideline deck by weaving in the new palette and integrating any additional artwork that must follow it.
Acceptance criteria
• Every color swatch is paired with an official Pantone reference and cross-mode values.
• The directory is delivered in both print-ready PDF and editable Adobe InDesign/Illustrator formats.
• Updates align seamlessly with the legacy guideline style so our internal team can roll them out immediately.
Familiarity with Pantone Connect, Adobe CC, and meticulous color-proofing is essential—this project depends on precision. If that sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s get started.