The World Organ Donation Collaborative

Logo organ illustrations

The four anatomical illustrations in our monogram — heart, lung, liver, and kidneys — are adapted from open-licensed sources. Each is used under a Creative Commons Attribution license, with modifications described below.

• Heart
  Patrick J. Lynch, medical illustrator (Yale University School of Medicine)
  Original on Wikimedia Commons · Used under CC BY 3.0
• Lung
  Patrick J. Lynch (2006)
  Original on Wikimedia Commons · Used under CC BY 3.0
• Liver
  Wikimedia Commons contributor
  Original on Wikimedia Commons · Used under CC BY 4.0
• Kidneys
  via the Noun Project (icon #524431)
  Original on the Noun Project · Used under CC BY 3.0

Each illustration was simplified, recolored to Editorial Forest #1F4A34, and cropped or recomposed to fit the monogram’s center row.

Topic illustrations

Illustrations used inside topic pages and visual abstracts — not part of the master logo. Each is adapted from an open-licensed source.

• Brain icon
  chikin icons
  Original on Figma · Used under CC BY
• Anatomical heart
  via publicdomainvectors.org (clipart #57969)
  Original on publicdomainvectors.org · Released under CC0 / Public Domain

The brain icon was recolored to Editorial Forest #1F4A34; the heart’s solid red fills were replaced with Paper Alt and the outlines recolored to Editorial Forest at uniform line weight.

Typography

The WOD Collaborative wordmark and body copy are set in Georgia, a transitional serif designed by Matthew Carter in 1993 and bundled with every modern operating system. Functional UI uses Arial, with Helvetica Neue and the platform’s native sans-serif as fallbacks. All system fonts; no web-font loading required.

Last updated May 2026. If you spot anything missing or inaccurate, please let us know.