Domus
by nathantrafford • Uploaded: May. 07 '11
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In ancient Rome, a Domus was a type of house. It was common for these structures to have a rectangular hole in the ceiling where rainwater would pour into a small pool on the ground level. This logo represents an arial view of one of these buildings, with the highlights on the roof meant to subtly suggest a 'D'
© 2011 Nathan Trafford
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giving us the word %22Atrium%22.
Replyvery true.
Replycool work
ReplyLovely logo.*I like handdrawn look of mark.*It radients warmth and safety - good work!
ReplyWouldn't mind having this in my student portfolio. Well, back in the days I meant.**Is this where you're gonna live with your smokin' hot wife Nathan? %3B)
Replyhaha we can dream, right?
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