This is the story of Wasmenia.
An archive born from curiosity, grown by its community.
More than a file.
An earlier version, a clear source, a detail worth remembering.
We all add to the story.
A file you share or a fact you correct can help someone else.
Find the file you need. And the story behind it.
Wasmenia began in 2017 to preserve logos and visual identities and document how they evolve. Starting in Saudi Arabia, the archive grew to include the Gulf and the Arab world.
We care about details that might otherwise disappear: an old version, a source that fills a gap, or a clear file that saves you a search. We collect and organize them for you and for those who come after.
We collect logos, their versions and available context, documenting their evolution as a shared visual memory.
Sources, versions and context make a useful reference. We review contributions before publishing and welcome corrections and additions.
Every contribution helps someone else. Designers, researchers and curious minds all have a place in building this archive.
A space for organizations that share our care for visual memory.
Names and logos will be added here once approved.
Different experiences and interests. A shared love of design and knowledge.
Design & development
Design & visual communication
Head of design at the Government Communication Center, working in design and visual communication.
Founder · Art direction
Founder of Wasmenia and co-founder of Fehres, working in art direction.
Our team goes beyond these names.
Everyone who shares a file or corrects a detail has a place in this story.
A missing file, a fact you know, or a suggestion. It might be just what someone has been looking for.
