Every self-respecting krewe eventually needs an archive of officially-sanctioned artwork. What follows is the Krewe’s archive: a collection of logos, fonts, and yearly themes, gathered in one place so members can make patches, paint shrines, embroider banners, etch contraption signage, and otherwise propagate the krewe’s visual language into the wider world. (The Overlords have learned, over many parade cycles, that a single canonical source for these assets reduces the volume of late-night Slack messages asking “wait, which version of the logo is the right one?”)
The files below are released to the general public under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license — which, translated from legalese into something approximating English, means:
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The single most-deployed image in the krewe’s possession. It appears on parade banners, on member badges, in chalk on sidewalks the morning after the parade, and (controversially) on the side of one Overlord’s actual car. The mark is provided in three formats so it can be printed, painted, and (occasionally) extruded:
The Krewe maintains a small set of display faces, each suited to a particular degree of cosmic gravitas. Body text is left to the reader’s judgement; the only firm request is that it remain legible.
Each year’s parade has a theme, and each theme acquires its own wordmark — a phrase, lovingly typeset, that members drop onto throws, banners, posters, and the occasional commemorative tea towel. For 2026 the krewe is rolling under the banner of Rebellions Are Built On Hope. The artwork below should be considered the canonical version; variants spotted in the wild may be the work of enthusiastic individuals operating without supervision.