Oleria Copilot
Brand identity and visual storytelling for an AI security assistant
Oleria provides adaptive security solutions against identity-based threats. The Copilot identity introduces its AI-powered assistant through a butterfly-wing mark, custom gradients and visual guidelines, alongside access-management infographic concepts.
A distinct identity for Oleria Copilot
Oleria Copilot is an AI-powered identity security assistant. Its visual identity gives the assistant a recognisable butterfly-wing symbol while keeping a clear connection to the wider Oleria brand.
One identity, several lockups
The guidelines distinguish the standalone Copilot mark from the combined Oleria + Copilot signature. Clear-space and minimum-size examples show how the lockups work in different contexts.
Purple at the centre of the palette
Blue and purple gradients identify Copilot, supported by deep burgundy, white and black. The colour board records the palette and the gradient relationship.
Copilot colours and gradient
From the assistant interface to marketing
The application examples place the mark in a product interface and combine Oleria and Copilot branding across marketing layouts. A separate collage explores the wider gradient-led visual language.
Making fragmented access visible
A sequence of circular diagrams builds from centrally managed applications to a wider network of decentralised access. Each state changes the application nodes or risk indicators.
Contrasting dispersed and connected systems
These infographic layouts contrast scattered application nodes with connected, Oleria-centred compositions. Fine lines, soft gradients and compact explanatory cards carry the visual story.
Scattered application landscape
A horizontal presentation format
The same story is explored in horizontal layouts, pairing a bounded application diagram with concise explanatory text. Distinct risk, connection and colour states are retained.
Orbital and isometric explorations
Additional concepts arrange application nodes around orbital lines and a rising gradient ribbon. An isometric sequence explores stacked layers and the relationships between applications, identities and access.
Isometric access layers — complete composition
Our approach
Keep a recognisable signature
The wing symbol, paired lockups and purple gradient connect Copilot to Oleria while giving the assistant a distinct presence.
Explain systems visually
Application nodes, rings and layered diagrams turn abstract access relationships into visual sequences.
Carry the language across formats
The guidelines, interface example and infographic explorations share colour, typography and visual motifs.
