Pepper St Francis · stickers
Twelve designs, all generated vector — arc text, sunbursts and bands built from Space Mono outlines, so everything scales and stays editable.
Tone
No third colour, no tints, no gradients — every design is a genuine two-ink job. Both assets exist in both calibrations.
Pure #000000 on #FFFFFF — everything, both
polarities.
Cool white and cool black, both with a slight blue bias. Neither is pure — the off-white prints as paper, the blue-black reads as a chosen colour rather than a default.
Download CoolTrue mono. Maximum contrast, and exactly what a one-colour print or a single-thread embroidery actually uses.
Download CrispThe set
Each design exists dark-on-light and light-on-dark. Shown in Cool; Crisp is pure black on pure white — use the tone downloads above.
The workhorse. Simplest to print, cleanest to die-cut.
Twenty-four rays, arc text top and bottom.
The tailgate format — the one that actually spreads.
Vintage luggage label.
Band thickness does the work a second colour used to.
Mirrored bands off old surfboard graphics.
Tall arch with the peppercorn set above the mark. Reads as a tag.
Burgee shape — swallow-tail cut on the fly end.
The most minimal. Peppercorn knocked out, wordmark beneath.
Drawn sine lines above and below. The softest of the set.
Double-framed square. The most formal.
Notched ticket with a perforation and a GET PEPPERED stub.
For the printer
Two inks, flat. No gradients, screens or tints — the cheapest way to print stickers well.
Send the SVG. Type is already outlined.
The peppercorn is a letterform — always the colour of the word it follows.
Layout is measured, not eyeballed. Every element is positioned from real font metrics with an explicit clear gap, and each design is checked for collisions before it is written out — so nothing sits on a ring, crosses a rule or runs off an edge.
More lines
Same Space Mono, same peppercorn, same two inks. The lines from the copy, set as stickers. Download the SVG to print.
In the world
Bakkies, coolers, boards, doors, canal boats. The cheapest, highest-frequency impression the brand can buy. Click any to download.
Explorations
Not print files. Mood sketches — lighthouse, canals, thatch, wind, chokka. Lettering is approximate. If one of these is the one, we redraw it in Space Mono like the set above.