History of the A logo

[truehappiness]

The first one was very similar looking to pi, but then again they used a jillion other Greek alphabet in the A single design so, I think that was intentional...

[mobius]

Originally Posted by zyoeru

It's called torii.

Gotcha, thanks

[JackieRos]

Originally Posted by ayumasing

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.

this is right.
a member posted the website of the logo makes
I can't remember which thread it was.

The A for monochrome and the H are kinda believable well IMO

[AyuWorld]

@ mobius yeah i mean Torii i forgot the name XD thank Zyoeru

[Andali]

interesting

[chloeM]

wow... nice find~

[noisy_harmony]

So cool that they're from 'pi' symbol!

[yoshino]

wow.. interesting!! Thanks for sharing!
When I first see Ayu's logo I wld think of the pi symbol.. that's really cool!!

[waterballoon]

Interesting theory here!

[AngelSenshi]

That's really really cool! Thanks for pointing all that out! I never realized just how much was taken from the pi symbol.

[kendelle]

I hadn't heard of this before! Thanks for sharing it as it's a pretty interesting theory.

Although...now when I next listen to H I think I'll have to eat some pie or something....so much for my diet

[teppei_chan92]

interesting.

[yelmizuno]

This is pretty cool! I like a lot! Thnx!

[murasakinohana]

Originally Posted by AyuWorld

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*

OMG you're not the only one!! I thought it was based on the Torii!

[Mirrorcle World ～longing future～]

wow, is that true

[Delirium-Zer0]

Given that circles, and things going in circles, were the theme of the A single (which was the first appearance of ANY A logo, and the logo that most resembles pi), I'm actually fairly certain that this is a really accurate theory.

[himawariii6]

This was interesting to read.
Never thought her logo came from the pi.