Last Saturday Side Quest · logo marks
One shape that still reads at 16 pixels.
Today's badge packs a turntable, a banner, the full name and eight confetti shapes into one image. It's fun at full size, but as an Instagram avatar or a WhatsApp group icon it turns into a smudge. Each option below keeps the colors and the 80s feel and gives LSSQ a simple mark that works from a browser tab up to a banner.
- Banner pink
- Record yellow
- Outline cyan
- Confetti lavender
- Turntable black
Option A
Record Q
The record from today's badge becomes the Q in LSSQ, and the tonearm, needle and all, becomes its tail.
This is the closest to what people already know, so it reads as a cleanup rather than a rebrand. Music is the pillar it puts first.
Side Quest
- Last Saturday Side QuestBrowser tab
- On light
Option B
Quest Marker
The "!" that floats over a side quest in a video game. It means there's something worth doing over here.
It's the boldest and simplest of the four, and the easiest to spot in a feed. It leans into "Side Quest" and drops the record.
Side Quest
- Last Saturday Side QuestBrowser tab
- On light
Option C
Four Pillars
A compass star for a gathering that lands somewhere new every month. Each point is one pillar: music, play, wellness and connection.
It tells the whole LSSQ story in one shape, and each pillar's color can carry through to the site and event pages.
Side Quest
- Last Saturday Side QuestBrowser tab
- On light
Option D
Last Saturday Patch
A striped sunset over the mountains with the road in, ringed like a patch you'd sew on a jacket.
It's the most outdoorsy and nomad-feeling of the four. The small version is just the sunset; the full patch with the name goes on stickers and merch.
- Last Saturday Side QuestBrowser tab
- On light
Option E · New
Record Sunset
A's record sets like a sun behind the mountains, under the banner from today's badge. It's made to be a sticker or a sew-on patch.
Thick outlines, a die-cut border, flat colors and big type, so it holds up printed or embroidered. It's for merch, so it pairs with A for avatars and the browser tab.
- On a laptop
- On light
- Avatar, with A
Option F · New
Stripe Letters
LSSQ written in one unbroken ribbon of three stripes, like a 70s racing stripe that never lifts off. Each stripe writes the whole word in turn.
There's no outline: where the Q crosses itself, the ribbon underneath is cut away, so it works in one ink too. The stripes stay parallel through every curve, so the same set works on its own as dividers, borders and corners. It's a wordmark, so A still covers avatars and the browser tab.
Divider
Corner
On light
One color