The SIGTYP logo was developed by Sabrina Mielke, Edoardo Ponti, Liz Salesky, Richard Sproat, Bill Croft, Siva Kalyan, and Craig Cornelius.

The logo comprises three essential components:
1) The shape of the logo was derived from the ACL's logo:

2) The color scheme follows Berlin & Kay (1969) work on color terms:

3) glyphs (listed below) represent a great variety of writing systems.
Arabic | Adlam | Cherokee | Chinese | ||||
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Cyrillic | Devanagari | Egyptian | Mayan | ||||
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Ol Chiki | IPA | Yi | |||||
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