Social media has become a place where people try to produce content to please an algorithm, which rewards content optimised for retention and engagement, not content made to please people.

This movement, which prioritises numbers and stats over artistic value or human emotions and connections is frequently called "Beastification" in the Creator community, as its leader is world-renowned YouTuber Jimmy "MrBeast" Donaldson.

The truth is that numbers in social media, such as followers and likes, have lost its meaning.

Creators and audiences alike are growing tired of this style of content, though. They want to see something beautiful, something artistic, something emotional... Something made with humans in mind, not an algorithm.

This is where the New Wave of creators surges. An artistic movement which, according to creator outlet The Publish Press, pretends to "rebel against the so-called “Beastification” [of social media] by shunning traditional metrics like retention and clickability in favor of an almost filmmaker-like focus on storytelling and deep personal truths."

People want to hear stories. And everyone has a story to tell.

New Wave creators tend to have significantly higher engagement metrics than other creators.

It isn't because it's optimised to obtain said engagement, but because their communities are so strong that they are willing to interact more with the creator.

These stronger communities are the ones that will truly support you in your journey. They are true, loyal fans.

Way more than a simple "follower". Way more than a number.

Let's make beautiful things. Let's be passionate about our work. Let's provide an outstanding attention to detail and dedication to our craft.

Let's build one-to-one relationships with our audience and strong communities that follow us and support us everywhere we go.

Let's produce the content that we want to make, not what an algorithm wants us to make.

Let's create movies uncovering the true stories behind motorsport.

Let's start a revolution. Let'sTrace.

Let's TRACE the world of motorsports, uncovering its stories: to find someone or something that was lost.

Let's TRACE the stories and their progress or development: to discover the causes or origins of something by examining the way in which it has developed.

Let's TRACE said stories, staying loyal to the true facts: to copy a drawing or pattern, etc. by drawing over its lines.

We are a family. We use plural forms to talk about ourselves, our work and our community. We are humble, honest, down-to-earth and kind, keeping a friendly, personal relationship with our audience.

However, we are still professional and thoughful despite having that relatable and authentic touch. Just like our stories, our emotions fluctuate and change depending on the situation.

These colors will be used throughout all of our projects and work. Off-White will be preferably used for text over darker backgrounds.

Our brand's main accent gradient is a #009ABE to #01CE7E linear gradient with perceptual method. Its angle may vary depending on its use.

Certain projects may have specific gradients to suit a certain location, team, driver or mood. These project-specific gradients are linear with perspectual method. All gradients used in the same project should be the same, to keep consistency within the piece.

To shock or upset people with something new or different. That's what we are here for.

Waves are like our stories. They are not perfect, they have their quirks and turns. They are not linear, they flunctuate, they flow up and down like a rollercoaster.

We represent this concept in our visual image through "Waves".

Waves are a 15-step blend of two curved lines that overlap each other, the first one being 4px wide and filled with the brightest color and the second being 0.5px wide and being filled with the darkest color.

Waves shall actively interact with the subjects in our work, as shown in the examples above, going over, under and around them and providing depth and uniqueness to our projects.

We leave our fingerprint in everything we touch. It's the trace that we leave behind everywhere we go.

Fingerprints are unique to us. They are our identity, our values, our experiences, our wins, our losses, our stories.

Our fingerprint is... us.

"Boxes" are Off-Black filled rectangles with a 4px inside stroke, colored with the Main Accent Gradient or a Project-Specific Gradient. Their purpose is to improve legibility and increase the contrast between the text and other contents inside the Box and the background, without disrupting any of the two.

Boxes may have a layer mask of the background applied with 50% opacity and 10px of Gaussian Blur in order to achieve the desired effect and properly balance the foreground and the background.

Additionally, "Labels", made up of three different rectangles and a vertical line displaying different information as shown above, may also be used to include information such as championship standings, statistics or session results.

These Labels may be appearing by themselves or accompained with a Box, with the Label being inside.

In Labels, the first rectangle has 75% opacity and a 8px corner radius on the top/bottom left, the second has 50% opacity and the third has 33% opacity and a 8px corner radius on the top/bottom right. The vertical line, located between the first and second rectangles, is 4px wide, filled with a solid color.

Victory Lane separates the winners from the losers. Our "Lanes" separate content and other elements in our work to improve and enhance legibility, as well as providing our audience with an easy way to identify our work.

Lanes are lines filled with the Main Accent Gradient or a Project-Specific Gradient. They may be used at the very bottom of our social media posts, to quickly identify our work and provide the audience with a distinct element to recognise our work.

To enhance visual balance and keep our style unique and consistent, we use "Grids", formed of 24 horizontal guides and 24 vertical guides dividing our canvas, no matter its aspect ratio or dimensions.

Grids shall be used as a guide to help find the right spot to place and spread the different elements in the piece to keep our work visually appealing, but not as an strict rule to limit your creativity.

These are the attributes that describe the typefaces that we use throughout our work and projects, conveying the loud, exciting and fast side of racing without leaving aside its human and emotional aspects.

CC Sign Language is a handwritten-styled font, with an aggressive touch. In our brand, it will be used for attention-grabbing titles. This typeface shall only be used in all-caps, with tracking set to -75.

Clash Display is a stylish and visually impacting typeface. It shall be used for subtitles and subheadings with tracking set to +25.

Clash Grotesk is a more condensed version of Clash Display, perfect for pieces of text with a smaller size. This weight should be used to highlight body text, with tracking set to 0.

This lighter weight of Clash Grotesk shall be used for all non-highlighted body text across our work, with tracking set to 0.