Bite Me Bro

These are Emblemry’s own words, written before the badge was drawn.

Subject

A dark charcoal shield badge shows a broad steel-gray spatula clamped between bold white teeth, with angular red-orange flames rising behind its handle and head.

Motifs

• spatula Anchor

  Drawn as a broad, simplified steel-gray kitchen spatula on a strong diagonal, with a solid geometric handle and a perforated head reduced to clear cutout shapes.

• teeth Anchor

  Drawn as a compact, graphic biting grin overlapping the spatula head, using crisp blocky tooth shapes and a deep charcoal mouth mass for instant readability.

• fire Supporting

  Drawn as layered angular red and orange flame tongues behind the spatula, joining the charcoal backing field rather than becoming detached wisps.

Palette

Use a deep charcoal internal backing field behind all forms, extended behind the flames, spatula handle, and teeth. Add saturated flame red and orange, muted steel gray for the spatula, and sharp off-white teeth; use near-black for outlines and lettering. Keep every colour dark or saturated rather than pale, with no gradients or texture.

Composition

Use a bold shield-like silhouette with the charcoal backing field forming the main interior mass. Set “BITE ME BRO” in heavy condensed sans lettering across a central angled band, with “BITE ME” dominant and “BRO” tucked beneath in a smaller but clear line. The diagonal spatula and biting teeth cross behind and around the title band; flames rise asymmetrically from the rear. Leave deliberate charcoal breathing room at the upper corners and around the title edges so the central collision of teeth and spatula remains crisp. Keep the outer frame open where interrupted by flames and handle, without closing those gaps with support shapes.