The logo / 01

A C that stays open.

The first letter of Congar, reduced to a broad shape with an opening and angled ends.

Look a little closer

The actual raster mark. Annotations show features, not construction measurements.

Shape

One broad, rounded form.

The mark reads as a C through its curved outer edge and continuous band. Its weight gives the small symbol a clear silhouette alongside the wordmark.

What the shape means

An invitation, in one letter.

The opening connects the mark to the idea of making room. The angled ends bring a little direction into an otherwise compact shape. A broad stroke keeps the letter readable when the logo becomes a small icon.

Those are interpretations of the finished mark. The annotations above explain its visible features; they do not claim an exact geometric construction.

How it was created

The brief came first.

The production record is short enough to show in full.

01
Define the idea.
The brief asked for a compact C made from one broad ribbon, an opening on the right, angled terminals, and deep green on a transparent background. It connected the shape to an idea taking form.
02
Create the master.
Image generation produced the raster master from that brief. The same mark then served as the reference for the identity board and sculptural image, keeping the applications connected.
03
Prepare it for the website.
The master was cropped with clear space and exported at useful web sizes. Transparent versions sit beside the wordmark. Browser and app icons use a paper background so the dark mark stays visible.
04
Check it where it lives.
The mark was inspected at favicon size, in desktop navigation, and on mobile. The mobile artwork crop was adjusted to keep the whole C visible.