Symmetry by Default
Every layout is set upon a central axis. Balance is the framework itself, never an ornament applied afterwards.
Software in the Classical Manner
Pallas composes your pages upon the central axis — proportioned, symmetrical, and built to outlast fashion, as the Panthéon outlasts its architects.
Features
Every layout is set upon a central axis. Balance is the framework itself, never an ornament applied afterwards.
Two centuries of typographic law, distilled. Cinzel capitals and Garamond prose give every page the bearing of carved inscription.
Ornament serves structure alone. Pediment caps and fluted rules frame the work; nothing floats, everything belongs.
Method
State your purpose. We take exact measurements and record every requirement in the ledger.
Pages are drafted upon the axis — symmetry, proportion, hierarchy — reviewed twice before any stone is cut.
Your work is set in place, the joints polished, and the keys delivered with a full architectural report.
Testimonials
Pallas gave our archive the bearing of a national institution. Readers now write to compliment the typography — the typography.
I have commissioned many platforms; none have endured like this. Three years without a single redesign. My only regret is the decade I spent elsewhere.
Pricing
For the solitary scholar
$9/mo
For the practicing studio
$24/mo
For the enduring institution
$59/mo
Questions
Symmetry does not require scale. The Basis tariff seats a single scholar comfortably, and every plan is composed upon the same central axis — a two-page portfolio receives the care of a cathedral.
Ink & Marble is our answer to candlelight: the same architecture rendered in deep ink and pale stone. Contrast is measured against both grounds, so inscriptions remain legible from noon to midnight.
Certainly — a well-proportioned door invites exit as readily as entry. Your ledger and compositions export entire, in open formats, and no clause binds you to the columns.
One dispatch each month on composition, typography, and the craft of permanence. No noise — only signal, properly lettered.