COLORBOSS

a b cut from sheet metal for the people who check what the insurer left out of a body shop repair.

Client: ColorBoss
Role: Brand identity
Category: Identity
Year: 2026

colorboss reviews insurer valuations for body and paint workshops. it finds the parts, operations and hours the valuation missed and turns them into a file the workshop can defend. it needed to look like the trade, not like software.

the isotype is a b drawn with one constant stroke and an interrupted module. the left column is cut and a loose bar floats inside the outline. from far it reads as a b, up close as a die cut piece.

pure geometry on a 598 by 541 grid with a module of 86, the width of the stroke. both bowls are circle arcs. no gradients: the metal shine lives in the photos and the objects, never in the vector.

workshop black leads, gold signs. gold marks the logo, the seal and the figure that matters, and never sits as text on a light background.

a b made of sheet metal

Construction drawing of the ColorBoss B isotype in gold over a modular grid, with the module M and the radii of both bowls marked — 598 x 541 grid, module m = 86

horizontal, emblem, on bone, quality seal

ColorBoss palette of seven swatches: gold, deep gold, boss black, graphite, steel, smoke and bone with hex codes — workshop black, finishing gold

signage

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