Madreselva
Six directions, drawn as vectors rather than generated, so every one is a real production asset at any size. All use a single stroke weight and the locked ivory on near-black. Each is shown at 96px, then at favicon sizes, because a mark that dies at 16px is not a mark.
01
The honeysuckle's twin trumpets on a single stem. Most literal to the name and the warmest of the six. Reads clearly at small size, but it is the most decorative and the least connected to the technology half of the story.
02
A stem branching to terminal nodes. Simultaneously a plant and a network graph, which is precisely the portfolio: living systems plus applied intelligence. The strongest concept fit of the six and it holds at 16px.
03
A climbing tendril drawn as a tightening logarithmic spiral. Growth and mathematics in the same stroke, which is a quiet way of saying nature and computation. The most elegant at large size; the tightest coil starts to fill in below 20px.
04
An M whose shoulders are drawn as opening petals. Institutional in a way none of the others are, which suits a holding company, and it never has to be explained. The least distinctive: a curved-shoulder M is well-trodden territory.
05
A leaf reduced to midrib and four veins, with the outline drawn as a vesica. Reads as a herbarium plate and as an aperture at the same time. Sits well beside technical typography; the veins close up at favicon size and it becomes a plain leaf.
06
A branching structure that is equally a root system and a decision tree, terminating in four nodes for the four sectors. The most conceptually loaded, and the only one that encodes the portfolio structure itself. Busiest of the six at small size.
Beside the wordmark
Nothing here is ratified. None of these enters the brand registry until you pick one, and whichever wins should then be redrawn on a proper grid with optical corrections before it becomes a locked asset.