Story
Grace Fills the Gaps is the Bible-teaching corner of the SteveBailey.me family — scripture opened up and lived in the everyday, one passage at a time. Same hands, same values, same fire; a different room in the same house. This kit is the label for this room.
Every site in the family carries the same mark. The Ember is a single flame over two logs — fire tended, not forced, the through-line of the whole brand. Here it sits over the name Grace Fills the Gaps. It reduces to a silhouette that still reads at sixteen pixels and in one colour, which is the only test a logo really has to pass.
The wider look borrows from the old National Park travel posters — the WPA idiom. Flat vector shapes, confident geometry, a warm and deliberately limited palette shared across the whole family, and a fine grain over the top so the whole thing reads as printed rather than rendered. It should feel made by hand, because that's the point.
The good stuff stays handmade.
