The heart
For Heartspring, it begins with the heart.
The film opens on the piece worth carrying forward. The heart is drawn as two drops that meet in a point, and that same simple geometry returns in every part of the mark.
A 45 second film that shows how the new Heartspring mark comes together, piece by piece, and what each part means. Watch it first with the sound on. Everything below walks through it frame by frame.
Six forms built from hearts come together in the shape of a brain. You can feel the brain structure and still see the hearts. The parts feel individual, but they belong together.
That is Heartspring: clinical expertise and human care, many disciplines and one shared focus, with the child and family at the center.
Tap a timecode to play the film from that moment, or tap any frame to see it larger. Fig. numbers match the labels in the lower corner of the film.
For Heartspring, it begins with the heart.
The film opens on the piece worth carrying forward. The heart is drawn as two drops that meet in a point, and that same simple geometry returns in every part of the mark.
The promise that no family has to find their way alone.
A second heart, in warm color, meets the first at the exact center of the mark. Neither one leads. They arrive together, and that meeting point becomes the center everything else is built around.
From that heart, a new form unfolds. Its contours echo the brain.
Four lobes open from the spine and settle flat, facing you, into the contour of a brain. The hearts are still there in every lobe. This is the folding idea from our October 1 conversation, brought to life.
Its folds bring together science and art.
Every piece is folded paper resting on the one beneath it. Nothing is cut away. The front of each heart lifts just slightly to show the layer under it, then settles back. The soft shadows are what give the mark its depth.
The precision of clinical understanding, the warmth of human connection.
The cool family sits on one side of the spine and the warm family on the other. Navy, blue and teal carry clinical confidence. Yellow, orange and red carry warmth.
That’s where clinical expertise and human care meet.From the Heartspring values work
Six distinct forms reach inward, bringing knowledge from multiple disciplines toward one shared focus.
Four lobes and two hearts, each one distinct, all pointing to the same place. Clinical care, education, family partnership and community services each bring something different. The mark gives that coming together a visible form.
Children and families shouldn’t experience a collection of departments or specialties.From the Heartspring values work
The child and family.
The camera moves into the center, where every form meets. It does not need a separate dot or symbol. The center is simply the place everything points toward, and it belongs to the child and family.
Space gives each form its own presence.
The spaces between the forms are part of the design. They let each piece hold its own shape and keep the mark clear at small sizes. One more slight lift shows the layers, then the mark settles into its final form.
Two complementary families, one on each side of the spine. Together they say what Heartspring is: the precision of clinical understanding and the warmth of human connection.
The cool family
#1A4279#2D699F#3F8FCB#52B0B8The warm family
#F7CE47#ECA340#EA762E#DE5D35Screen values shown for review. Print values come with the final art files.
The mark and the Heartspring name, with Neurodevelopmental Care beneath, shown on navy and on white.
The values work with Ryan Entz at rentz Creative names five beliefs, one for each of Heartspring’s strategic foundations: hope, care, science, working together and action. Here they orbit the mark. Tap one to open it, or drag it and let it go.
Hope. Care. Science. Working together. Action.
Each one orbits the mark. Tap a bubble to open it, or drag one and let it go.
Notes are easiest to match up when they mention a Fig. number or a timecode from the film.
The next chapter begins with the heart.