History of the A logo
 

i can't remember exactly which thread it was, but I remember some people being confused on how the A Logo was made using the pi symbol. I will demonstrate how this is done; this symbol makes 3 of her most known logos.

The H single Logo:
http://i1017.photobucket.com/albums/...rgrk/Hlogo.jpg

The A (monochrome) single Logo:
http://i1017.photobucket.com/albums/...grk/ALogo2.jpg

The standard A Logo:
http://i1017.photobucket.com/albums/...grk/ALogo1.jpg

Ah, I never knew this, thanks for sharing! (^_^)

Why spoilers don't want to show? o.O :(

i don't see anything either. i click on "show" and nothing is showing. :no

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Right click the image won't display thing and hit view image in new tab or whatever your browser says. That's what I did.

This is pretty interesting.

wow I never though about that!!

That is really cool.

That is so interesting.

Wow, really interesting ^^

That's very interesting. Thanks~ :)

Hm, I wonder if ayu was just thinking of math one day and suddenly came up with it XD.

Well it wasn't Ayu who designed it so, probably not. :P

This is really cool though.

Nice info! Thanks for sharing this xD

did they really design it that way?

wow know what,i always thaught that they inspired the A logo by the japanese shrine,i forgot what they call it but the red arch-like thing XD instead of pi *O*

^ You mean the Itsukushima Shinto Shrine? It does looks like it a little.



This is Intresting.....

All this time I thought it was just an letter A in design or something.

Thanks for the info.

I heard that the A logo was just from her first and last initial, and someone from a company she used to work with (or some designer company, anyways) came up with it. Though now that you mention pi...he he. This was very interesting!
But what about her other symbols, like the (Miss)Understood one or "M"? Just because, or a deeper meaning then?

It's called torii.

I doubt that. But it does bear quite a resemblance to pi.