A: FACE-ON GIVES THE PERSPECTIVE OF YOU THE PLAYER OR SPECTATOR AT ONE END OF THE COURT LOOKING DOWN THE COURT TO THE END WALL.
B: THE FOUR BOXES ARE WEIGHTED DIFFERENTLY TO CONVEY EXPLOSIVE ENERGY, DIMENSIONALITY, MOVEMENT AND SPEED PARTICULARLY WHEN THE BALL IS IN PLAY MOVING IN ALL DIRECTIONS.
C: USING OR REFERENCING THE FOUR BOXES IS TO SYMBOLISE THE COURT; A FLOOR, TWO END WALLS AND A SIDE WALL. IT ALSO VERY SUBTLY CONVEYS THE FOUR HEADS OR REGIONS OF THE BASQUE COUNTRY WHICH IS THE ORIGIN OF PELOTA.
D: THE SMALLEST INVERTED BOX POINTS TO THE WORLD OR BALL AS IT COULD BE INTERPRETED AS THOUGH TO SUGGEST ALL EYES ARE ON IT AND THE FEDERATION IS GLOBAL FOR EVERYBODY.
E: THE ARRANGEMENT OF THOSE THREE LARGER BOXES WITH THEIR LINE BREAKS AND THE SMALLEST INVERTED BOX MAKE A SUBTLE BASQUE FLAG; A CROSS IN THE MIDDLE AND FOUR DIAGONALS.
F: THE BADGE, THE YEAR THE FEDERATION WAS ESTABLISHED, THE STARS AND THE WORLD* ELEMENTS HAVE BEEN RETAINED TO ENSURE FAMILIARITY AND HELP WITH THE EVOLUTION OF THEIR IDENTITY. THE CIRCLE IS PURPOSEFULLY AMBIGUOUS TO SUGGEST THE WORLD OR A BALL.
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