Four round a table, seen from above, and one of them is yours. A conference is not a picture of faces — it is people arranged around something, and the arrangement is the whole meaning. The table is the largest thing in it, because the table is the meeting.
Judged here, on both grounds. Anything that fails at 16px is not a mark, whatever it looks like at 96.
For a dark surface that supplies its own ground.
Two, and a white plate. The amber is the seat that is yours.
All generated from one definition, so they cannot drift apart.
Fifty marks, numbered, each at 96px and again at 24, and then all fifty again on a light ground. If none of what shipped is right, pick numbers off that page.
Nine other ideas were drawn. These are the ones worth remembering, with the reason each one failed, so nobody spends the rounds finding them again.
A letterform that could belong to anything. The first version's bowl was open and it read as an F.
The cleanest of the lot, and the mark every chat app on earth already has. Unownable.
Correct, legible and inert. A picture of people sitting down, not of them disagreeing.
The right joke, too quietly told. The tilt does not read and the sparks turn to noise below 48px.
The most striking thing drawn, at 96px. Mud at 16.
Busts turned toward each other. Better than the circles, but a turn is a small thing and it disappears the moment the mark does.
Two generic avatars the moment the boardroom left.
