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as part of some native american pantheons, there are the five wind gods: north, south, east, west and, their bratty little brother, tornado. from dust devil to tornado to hurricane, I can't help but see it as just that, the four winds bratty little brother throwing a tantrum. if you have kids you can see it. the bigger the fit, the more damage there is.**it doesn't look like a cyclone from far away, so I don't think it will translate well to small sizes. give it a little more definition or use it separate and larger from the text. I could see it curled over the C on the left.

Oh Bugger!*A little piece of me just died! ***This is amazing. I think the cyclone needs to be slightly bigger but hey...**Kudos.

Thanks guys, comments appreciated**@THEArtisT - thanks, I know what you're saying. It's tested ok at small sizes, I realise that at very small sizes the cyclone is somewhat lost, but you have to go very small for that to happen.**@renalicious - you are too kind, thank you :) I did play with sizes a lot, originally the cyclone was indeed bigger, but my feeling was that at bigger sizes it felt too much like it was a bit of trickery, whereas at the smaller size it was more at ease with itself or quietly confident. Does that make sense?**Thank you both for your comments and feedback.

Very nice...

Thanks! :)