Each day is a story sequence, not a feed post. The link escalates visually as we get closer to 04.23. Cyan at the start (process), pink at the end (urgency).
Gooism Studio open. Everyone in frame. Where it all starts.
operator_01. Beauty in imperfection.
operator_02. Curiosity over control.
operator_03. Floral geometry.
operator_04. Technology as connection.
The whole system coming online. Projectors. Signal routing. No operators, just infrastructure.
Multiple frames across the day. All operators online. The event is tonight.
Two logos. Use the full GOOISM wordmark sparingly as the identity anchor. Use the G mark as the recurring story identity — corner marks, final-frame sign-off, profile.
Full logo lockup. Keep original aspect ratio. Use for opening/closing frames, cover posts, anywhere you need the full brand. Never crop or stretch. Black background preferred; never invert.
Single-letter mark for @goo.ism IG. Best used as a small corner mark or final-frame identity. Acts as the recurring anchor across the 7-day sequence — viewers learn to recognise it quickly.
Tag everyone every day. Featured VJ of the day gets the prominent sticker; everyone else sits smaller or just offscreen. Day 3 (Jack) can include both handles.
Six quick checks. If anything is a no, fix before posting.
Does the final frame include the RSVP link?
Is the link label readable and tappable?
Are the day/date details visible enough?
Is the logo used at the right scale for this day?
Are tags present, but not cluttering the visuals?
Does the sequence feel like a story, not a flyer?
The week should feel like one system coming online. Start with process, move through each operator, then shift into setup and urgency.