The arrow D: 16 versions to review

The base: Outfit, three feathers, and a head about 30% bigger than the original.

A smaller arrowhead for a quieter mark.

Four thinner feathers for more motion.

The base mark with Instrument Sans letters: a little narrower and more upright.

The base mark with Manrope: an open, even C and K.

The base mark with Red Hat Display: wider, heavier letters.

Fine diagonal pinstripes in the feathers, a favorite from earlier rounds.

The same pinstripe on three feathers.

Fewer, thicker stripes that hold up at small sizes and in embroidery.

Flat horizontal stripes that read as motion.

The back feathers fade toward the background, like a trail.

The feathers take the D color, so the mark reads as one solid shape.

Each feather is a solid step from the accent into the D color, like a gradient made of bands.

Four solid steps from the accent into the D color.

The front feather is the full accent; the back feathers step toward the D color.

The pinstripe feathers in the D color.