There is no law that states when a logo is developed, it has to be engraved in stone.
In some cases, a logo gains strength with rigid guidelines. At The Refuge, though, the concept of transitional healing is part of their clients everyday life. To reflect this, FIP developed a “logo philosophy” that echoes the search for transition.
By keying in a consistent typeface, general shape and element format, the image can change without losing the Refuge’s identity.
The logo also allows for the use of animation on websites and video.
![]() Refuge Feature Logo
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![]() An egret takes wing and soars
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![]() The warmth of a good sunset
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![]() A clean, clear mind
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![]() The feeling of coming home
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![]() People in Transition
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There’s more to a logo than a typeface and a logospot!
For insight on our approach to branding, click here to read “Make your mark with branding!”
To answer the question “Is my logo in good shape?” click here!






