Asklemmy

LucasArts?

Looks like Jira or Confluence.

From the comments, I think that the general answer is: We all recognize it, because a lot of different places used a logo sorta like this in the 90s.

And we can't pin it down exactly, because a lot of different places used a logo sorta like this in the 90s.

And being the 90s, a lot of that was never on the internet in the first place.

It rings very strong bells for me, and I don't think the reason is one that (at the time of this comment) has already been posted... But I can't for the life of me remember what it was for.

Reminds me of the old LucasArts logo but that wasn’t stars, it was a sun or the top of an eyelid with lashes.

It's a charity of some kind I think, or some kind of educational thing. Can't remember if it's 90s or 2000s.

The problem is that there are a million logos from the 90s that have the same stylized "separate head". I'm attempting to attach an image to show off some examples. While I absolutely feel like I recognize the logo you've posted, I think it could be an amalgamation of many of them.

I think this type of logo was commonly used in the 90ies early 2000, but with slight variations. My scool's logo (in the EU) looked similar. that's why it seems so familiar to most of us.

Could it be Knowledge Adventure? I played some of the JumpStart games growing up.

https://www.closinglogos.com/page/Knowledge_Adventure

I definitely remember it, but I can't place it either.

Maybe we are all misremembering the old LucasArts logo, but I could swear I distinctly remember those stars, not the burst-arc.

My first thought was Aramark

That reminds me of the old Hannaford (and other Food Lion brands) guiding stars logo. It's something they'd put around the store, particularly on shelf tags. The person looks to be running right and there are only three stars. Might explain why you remember it, but can't place it.

I feel like I remember those hips more than anything. Not sure what that says about me, but it's certainly a distinct feature from all of the logos I've found while searching for this one.

I distinctively remember it. Person is blue, stars are gold. Some versions of the logo had a gold band over the person.

I'm fairly sure I've seen it recently, likely at a department store.

yes! Wasn’t it blue?

https://www.howellfoundation.org

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/e9/4d/87/e94d87a25f1ef459c8cc87de0d126fc1.png

https://french.manoatributika.lt/images/viko-logo.png

https://www.spensersomers.org

The name Creative Arts or similar is bouncing around my brain but damn if google, bing or ddg can help.

My first thought is Cingular Wireless

Junior Jazz Dance Classes? (frequently on posts about poor graphic design/'they knew') Found here https://9gag.com/gag/ap51ZK5 (yes, I'm citing 9gag because I will not cite reddit)

I remember it being in the bottom corner of some VHS tapes back in the day. Maybe a production company?

this is also a common pose for abstract human form statues right down to the pointed handless arms. many logos used this.

I swear some old pbs shows had a company logo like this attached.

I think to remember it's something related to sports. Many sports logos resemble an abstract human figure and the stars may be the the continents (like the Olympic rings) or the version of the event.

It kinda reminds me of the special Olympics logo, the other little people sorta look like stars at a glance?

from howl's moving castle

there was an mouse and keyboard brand called genious from Taiwan.

2003-2016 logo for South Carolina Educational Television?

https://logos.fandom.com/wiki/South_Carolina_Educational_Television#2003%E2%80%932016

Wasn't there a cereal program with a logo like this back in the 90s/00? You could send in barcodes from the cereal box and it would donate money to your school?

Couldn't find any info.

My other guess is a weight loss program.

I remember seeing a logo like this in Australia for an Australian company. I can't remember the company though!

Cingular wireless?