Mash image bank library grid

Summary

The full image bank on one page: rows of comic-book illustration thumbnails arranged in a dense labeled grid, each tile captioned with its category so the whole library is browsable at a glance.

Visual description

Near-black slide titled "IMAGE BANK" in mono top left, with "IMAGERY & ART DIRECTION / BRAND GUIDELINES" top right and a magenta "Link to pre-created images for use can be found here" note. Below sits a tight grid of roughly seven columns and three rows of square illustration thumbnails, all in the same saturated comic-book style (rocket, key, donation jar, hearts, coins, alarm clock, gears, microphone, typewriter, padlock, theatre, and more). Each thumbnail carries a tiny all-caps mono caption above it naming its use case or category. The thumbnails read as a contact sheet of the brand's illustration set.

Key takeaway

Showing the entire asset library as a single captioned contact sheet, so the guideline doubles as an index. Tagging every tile with its category turns a gallery into a searchable bank.

Reuse notes

A practical pattern for any brand book that ships a finite illustration or photo library: one grid, one caption per tile, one link to the source files. Keep tiles uniform and captions short. Best where the imagery is distinctive enough to recognise at thumbnail size.