A surreal lantern logo design for Lamplight Equestrian Centre

Castles, stone structures, Horse farms and pioneers such as the horse breeder, Mark Dunham, the village of Wayne has gorgeous breeding farms spanning over acres of areas including the stunning Lamplight Equestrian Centre. The village of Wayne is dedicated to preserving their equestrian traditions; the farms including Lamplight have miles of trailing paths, dozens of stables and riding centers. Lamplight Equestrian Centre holds an esteemed and noble reputation as a riding center in the equestrian industry, it utilizes the forest preserves of Wayne, its savannahs, marshes and meadows provide a picturesque backdrop for their recreational excursions and their nature loving equine enthusiasts.

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The Lamplight Equestrian Center

Considered to be the most stunning property in the country, Lamplight Equestrian Centre is 55 acres of world – class horse facility that is composed of eight outdoor arenas, five of them have top notch GGT arena footing. The center has permanent stable facilities for 450 show horses, a permanent base for nine stabling tents with water, cement wash racks and electricity, holding a total capacity of 1200 show stalls on the ground. Lamplight Equestrian Centre has been a favorite for many horsemen since its establishment, it has a rich history in equine industry and sport, the structure has been utilized for performances, sporting events and public recreational activities related to equine.

Hunter/Jumpers and Dressage

Lamplight Equestrian Centre is generally working with the hunter/jumper and dressage industry. The Show Hunter discipline revolves around the correct movement, soundness and conformation of the horse in its division. Ideally the horses have fluid movements and a balanced frame. The fences are composed of obstacles set at particular heights such as natural rail or post, stone wall, chicken coop, brush, aiken, oxer and hedge. A good ride will look easy, smooth and accurate starting with the right take off and strides. A good show hunter maintains pace, rhythm, speed and a good jumping form, smoothness and durability when jumping around the corners and in between jumps to reach the right spots during the competition.

In exhibition and competition, Lamplight Equestrian Centre also hosts dressage events that are sometimes pursued for the sake of mastery. This sport is considered to be the highest expression of horse training being held at all levels to highlight progressive methods, training philosophies, athletic abilities, will, potential and coordination required to perform in predetermined movements. In modern dressage competitions, a series of tests determine the success of training in the standard arena.

The location of the arena plays a major part in determining where the movements will be performed; cones with letters are positioned on the sidelines of the arena to mark the space starting from the point of entry, along the center of the area and moving down the center line.

The Story Behind This Lantern Logo Design

EQ Graphics has juxtaposed multiple realities to create an imagery that highlights the history, tradition and architecture of Lamplight Equestrian Centre. The lantern logo design is precise, taking an object as ordinary as a lamp to make an extraordinary design that is assertive, revolutionary and philosophical in nature. The lantern logo design narrates the rich culture of Wayne, narrating its stories spanning over generations of horsemanship in a way that is liberating and creative.

The lantern logo design is versatile, imaginative, influenced by postmodern surreal art and pop culture which infuses stylized letters and meaningful objects to give birth to something new and unique. The lantern logo design is immersed with the deep rooted heritage, customs and incredible lifestyle of Lamplight Equestrian Centre, its chronicles of success and achievements ascending timelines, making this lantern logo design a visual book in itself.