Media kit
The logo, the cartoon, the colors and a few words about the channel. Everything here is drawn by me, like the episodes. Take what you need.
Logo
Transparent
On light
On dark
PNG sizes are widths in pixels. The SVG has the letters as outlines, so it looks the same without the font installed.
Please do
- Use the logo as it is, on its own dark plate.
- Leave some room around it. A quarter of its height is plenty.
Please don't
- Recolor it, stretch it or set the name in another font.
- Put it next to a stock or a chart as if I recommend it. I don't. That's sort of the point.
Gus
The cartoon version of me. Lab coat, mug, the expression I wear when someone says “guaranteed.” Transparent PNG.
Roast 'em, Toast 'em, Buy 'em
The seal from the end of every episode. It certifies the process, not the stock. Transparent PNG.
Colors and type
- Circuit yellow
#FFE14D - Night
#141A22 - Ink
#1B1B1F - Paper
#F7F3EA - Roast red
#D62828 - Buy green
#1F8A4C
Archivo Black
Headings on the site.
Arial Black
The logo and the titles in the videos.
Inter
Body text.
IBM Plex Mono
Numbers, labels and sources.
About the channel
Copy as you like. Shorten it if you must, but please keep the last sentence.
Short Circuit Creations is an animated YouTube channel about hyped stocks. Everyone already knows these stocks can only go up. I roast the companies behind them, toast what they actually do well, and buy them for The Hype Fund. Not financial advice.
Short Circuit Creations is my own investing journey, animated. I'm Gus, short for Gustav, a senior network engineer in Sweden, and I've been investing since 2010.
Each episode takes one stock the internet has already decided can only go up, and reads the plan out loud, in the company's own words. Roast 'em: the targets, the dates and the promises nobody explains. Toast 'em: what the business actually does well, because some of it is genuinely good. Buy 'em: I buy it for The Hype Fund and disclose everything I own, so you can see how it goes. Including when it doesn't.
I animate everything myself in my home studio. No AI-generated images, no stock footage. The numbers about a company come from its own filings, and the headline counts come from my own database. Counted, not guessed. My family has stopped asking why.
Nothing on the channel is financial advice. It's simply how I do it.
What partners get
- Sponsored segments. A clearly labeled segment in a long-form episode, in the video and the description.
- Animated explainers. A concept, product or dataset explained in our style, animated in my home studio.
- Collaborations. Episodes or segments with other channels that check claims against sources.
Sponsors never see the script and never touch the numbers. The rules for partners
Audience
Numbers on request. The channel is new, and I'd rather send you real ones than round ones.
Write to me
Partnerships, press and anything that needs the logo bigger than this page allows.