Design / Logo studio
Which mark feels most like Spwashi?
These are three directions at the same icon size. One is currently installed; the others are studies. Compare what each says before judging the palette. A useful reply names the option, what it suggests to you, and whether you would recognize it at phone size.
Three directions to compare
The site's
#> gesture: name a frame, then travel to the next surface. This is the current install icon. At 48 px A place to enter and a small point of attention within it. At 48 px
A constructed frame holding a more expressive line: software and art in one tile. At 48 px
Share a direct link to A, B, or C if you want someone to review one direction. None of these asks your browser to change the installed icon.
Follow the mark
The two halves of A are links here. The frame leads to the component glossary; the angle leads to interaction design. Try either part with a pointer or keyboard.
The signature mark
The mark beside the site's name in the header is drawn from the common and premium concept boards: a loop that starts in a hook, sweeps over the top and curls back in, above a zigzag that falls to a point. It is a signature, not one of the install icons above. It turns up doodled in the scanned art, and each scan below opens on its shelf.
Drawn with the calligraphic swell and sharp points from the concept boards and scans. Separate single-weight files handle stroke animation and the 16 px header mask, where the curl stops halfway so it stays open. The SVG
A cutout that says play with your logo, with the mark tried more than once around it.
An earlier form beside the word swoop: a curve over a W, labelled SPW. The older vector mark kept that shape.
Two large looped monograms on a card dated October 4, 2026.
The mark standing in a lantern's glass, where a flame would be.
SPWASHI lettered under the mark, then a row of logo studies bracketed into the word logo.
Earlier install icons
These are the actual former files, preserved for review and a little nostalgia.


