Design

Everyone may co-operate in the design of the Permanent Future Lab. E.g. You can create a daily doodle and upload the SVG vector and list it at this page.

Logo
The first version of the logo was designed in vector november 2014 by Nancy Meijer (Dutch Pixel Design) and Jurjen de Vries. It's a rocket with a smiley at the top. Colors of blue and pink where choosen to make a statement that the Permanent Future Lab movement is open for everyone in Society.

A 3D version of the logo is created december 2015 by Sharon Marcelis (Mash Design) and can be downloaded at Thingiverse.

Information poster
is used at the entrance of PFLab @ MusCom The Hague. For an example of how this looks, see this tweet.

There is also a second information poster created by Thomas Duiker, you can download the InDesign file or PDF.

Info cards
The first info cards created for PFLab were. Because info cards are easier to edit in Google Docs, Janine made a Google Docs template for it: click here to open the info card template (+ information).

Part-up: New visual identity
On Part-up there's part-up "New visual identity — Permanent Future Lab" where PFLab design is discussed and developed.

> "Designing a communicative branding system that tells the philosophy and function of the Permanent Future Lab in a visual way. We can use this branding on all graphical communication on- and offline. such as in the web, at future events and print."

PFLab wiki skin
The PFLab wiki skin is in development, see part-up & Coding