Final Design
Twin Paths — Flora Node Network
A V-shaped node network inspired by Australian and New Zealand native plants — two paths rising from a shared root, with loose satellite nodes floating beside each path like leaves around a stem. Six colour variants. Click any swatch to switch.
Twin Paths — Flora Node Network
Two paths rise from one shared root — a V-shaped node network inspired by Australian and New Zealand native plants.
Design Notes
- Single large root node at base — one shared origin, one program
- Two paths arc upward and outward in a wide V — the moment a single journey becomes two
- Loose satellite nodes float beside each path — like leaves around a stem, not all connected
- Orange wattle accent at each tip — the discovery point, the destination reached
- Inspired by local flora: wattle sprays, gum leaf formations, native branching patterns
- Dashed spine reflects Airtree's existing sketchy node-tree style
- Large blob nodes dominant — the nodes ARE the mark, edges are secondary
Design Direction
"Two paths from one root — the shape of every great beginning."
After exploring geometric spirals, compass forms and architectural grids, the decision came back to something organic and immediate. The final logo draws directly from local Australian and New Zealand flora — the way wattle, gum and native shrubs branch outward from a single stem. Two paths, not one. A V-shape that reads as plant, as divergence, as invitation. The loose satellite nodes aren't decorative — they're the community forming around each path, connected but not constrained. This is a logo for people who go their own way, but know they didn't start alone.
