Local Tile Studio · Rotated Modular Mark

SUBJECT
Create one original identity lockup for a fictional neighborhood tile studio named ARC TILE. Its symbol contains exactly four square tile modules in a two-by-two arrangement. Each square contains one terracotta quarter-disc on a charcoal field. Rotate the same module so every quarter-disc's right-angle corner faces the central junction; together the four discs suggest one circle interrupted by the grid gaps. Place the studio name below the symbol.

COMPOSITION
Use a straight-on, centered presentation on a warm ivory background. Show one large symbol above one line of readable uppercase lettering, with generous surrounding space. Keep the entire lockup visible and make the central circular assembly immediately legible.

STYLE GUIDE
1. Shape & line
Build each module from a square and a clean quarter-disc whose two straight radii meet at the square's inward-facing corner. Repeat that same geometry with quarter-turn rotations, keeping the outer square edges straight and the curved boundaries smoothly circular.

2. Color & light
Use flat terracotta for all four quarter-discs, deep charcoal for the remaining square fields and wordmark, and warm ivory for the background and separating gaps. Keep every module equally colored, without lighting gradients, so rotation carries the visual change.

3. Texture & material
Render the identity as smooth, opaque printed shapes with clean edges and solid coverage. Let the tile reference come from the square modules and open seams, while keeping the surface matte and free of raised bevels or simulated ceramic reflections.

4. Composition
Arrange the four modules as a balanced two-by-two block with equal horizontal and vertical ivory gaps forming a visible cross. Center ARC TILE beneath it in a simple medium-weight sans serif, leaving enough vertical space to separate the lettering from the symbol while keeping them one compact lockup.

PRIORITY
Preserve the requested identity, count, action, composition and output settings. Apply the style rules within those constraints; a style reference must not replace the subject or layout. Within the style: Prioritize the shared module geometry and the circle assembled through rotation.

AVOID
Avoid inconsistent arcs, closed seams, perspective distortion, and decorative lettering.

OUTPUT
One square 1:1 brand-reference image with crisp, flat graphic artwork. Include only the exact wordmark ARC TILE; no captions, measurements, construction guides, or additional text.

SELF-CHECK
Check that four matching rotated modules form one readable circle across an open ivory cross.