# CSS logo proposals

Below you will find links to logo proposals for CSS. Your comments and suggestions are welcome. Please don't start using any of these images until we have converged around one.

### Suite 1

- dark
- light

### Suite 2

- dark
- light

### Suite 3

Contributions from Digital Style

- img1
- img2
- img3
- img4

### Suite 4

- Gordon Blackstock's proposals, some of them animated [local copy]

### Suite 5

Based on suite 1, these proposals add some text

- Steven Pemberton's initial idea
- Ka-Ping Yee's followup [local copy]

### Suite 6

David Perrell couldn't resist doing some variations:

- logo1 [local copy]
- logo2 [local copy]

### Suite 7

- Kevin Hughes' proposals [local copy]

### Suite 8

Simon Daniel's CSS based proposal:

C S S C S S Cascading Style Sheets

(Currently, you need MSIE3 for the above to come out as intended)

### Suite 9

Gordon Blackstock, mk II

- logo_ms_css0.html
- logo_w3c_css0.html

### Suite 10

David Perrel, mk II. These are really hot!!

- logo3: Web artists have been seeking a better means to express their creativity. CSS1 gives succor to these artists, providing them with a fount of new tools. When you rotate your head 90 degrees you will note that this logo bears some resemblance to the Cascade Range (mountains in the northwest US) at the dawn of a new day. Red hot-air balloons hover above the peaks in celebration of an emerging standard. [local copy]
- logo4: CSS1 marks the end of artistic restraint imposed by the restrictions of HTML. It is a universal truth that with every end comes a new beginning, and any analysis of this cheeky concept must bear this in mind. Note the tension produced by the angularity of "SS", giving rotational impetus to the circular shape and implying an impending cascade, as well as eventual sheets. Note also the moon is often considered the engine of true creativity. [local copy]

### Suite 11

howcome, last updated Dec 3, 1996