Ceramic: espresso-brown logos on glazed tiles over warm stone
Ceramic brings a tactile, handmade warmth to a customer section: 18 symbols in #3A332C espresso brown rest on glazed off-white tiles, each with a tight contact shadow and a softer ambient one beneath it. The #E9E4DC stone ground and Corner at 24 make the tiles feel like pressed clay rather than plastic. One mark at a time wears the #C4622D terracotta Accent, which suits hospitality, wellness and craft brands.
Make it yours
Glaze in your own neutrals
The glaze is a lighter mix of Light color, so the ground tints the tiles too. Stay with warm neutrals, such as a sand ground with a dark brown Ink, to keep the ceramic finish believable.
Pick the opening angle
Rotate Y is minus 16, which sets where the sphere starts turning. Try other values between minus 40 and 40 to bring a different group of tiles to the front for the paused frame.
FAQ
How many logos does the Ceramic preset show?
Eighteen, set by Count. Fewer, larger tiles leave room for the glaze and shadows to show. If you have more customers than that, raise Count in small steps and lower Logo size a little so the tiles never crowd each other.
How it works
Pick a look and add logos
Start from one of 9 looks such as Halo Hub, Daylight, Keycap or Ceramic, keep the placeholder marks, or add up to 16 PNG, JPG or WebP logos of up to 20 MB each.
Arrange the marks
Choose a Fibonacci, Rings, Grid, Marquee band or Hub orbits distribution, then set Count, Radius, Logo size, Mark style and a Tile such as Blueprint, Keycap, Frosted glass or Ceramic.
Set depth and use it
Tune Depth, Perspective, Rear depth, Speed and Axis, keep each logo as an ink silhouette or in its original colors, drag to turn the scene, then sign in with a free UX Pilot account to use it on the canvas or export it.