This is part of the artwork for a new corporate identity for the London Philharmonic Orchestra, designed in 1989-1990 by Neil Svensen and Darrel Worthington of Rufus Leonard Design Consultants. Their brief was to design a ‘mark’, a combination of a ‘symbol’ and ‘logotype’ (an image and a caption), to be printed on all the orchestra’s communication material. This sheet shows six early ink sketches for a symbol. A violinist is shown in the top left corner and the other designs may represent a conductor, batons and music, or an auditorium, orchestra and members of the audience. The final design retained some of the same elements.