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An exploded axonometric diagram that separates the Camp Joy Gardens logo mark into its constituent layers, documenting how each component contributes to the whole.
Origin
Produced after the brand identity was finalized, as a visual record of the mark's compositional logic.
Format
Single-sheet SVG diagram with callout annotations, parts table, and dimension notes.
Reference
Drawn in the convention of architectural and engineering exploded-view drawings.
The diagram separates the logo mark into four vertical layers, each isolated along a central axis. Callout numbers and leader lines identify individual components. A parts table and notes section at the bottom provide a textual inventory.
Layer 1 — Upper Rays
3 primary gate rays. Tallest elements — center widest, outer pair narrower. Tapered from base to tip.
Layer 2 — Outer Rays
10 secondary rays. Progressively shorter and thinner toward edges. Spread approximately 270 degrees from center axis.
Layer 3 — Sun Body
Primary mass. All rays originate from upper circumference. Diameter annotated. Center crosshairs mark origin point.
Layer 4 — Wordmark
Stacked typography: "Camp Joy" over "Gardens." Cafeteria Light. Centered below sun body with baseline guides.
Rendered entirely in SVG with no raster dependencies. Monochrome blue-line palette referencing technical blueprint conventions. Single-sheet format with no scrolling interaction — the diagram is a static, self-contained document.
Make the compositional logic of the sunburst mark legible. The diagram functions as both a technical record and a visual artifact — documenting how 13 rays, a sun body, and a wordmark assemble into a single cohesive mark. It treats the logo not as a finished surface but as a structure that can be read, measured, and understood.