Special report: What do all those other Let Loose logos mean?

I already told you about what does the first logo might mean when I reported on the announcement of the event date, but now that there's been 5 more logos for a long time now, it's time to decipher what they mean. Time to journey into the world of (only-sometimes-wild) Apple event artwork inferences!

First and easiest, the green, banded logo above definitely teases some environmental announcements on Apple's journey to "carbon neutral" by 2030 (Cook even teased it himself at the earnings report). Maybe carbon neutral iPads and a carbon neutral Apple Pencil? Carbon neutral by 2030 isn't a good goal, because it makes the public think that Apple is doing action when it's not doing enough, though. Time for another!

Anyway, the Pro Display XDR-ish logo with swirling colors definitely is for the new OLED display in the iPad Pro (and, stretching it to all things related to display, might also be showing the bigger size of the 12.9" iPad Air). Next logo!

This logo might show the pressure sensitivity feature, given how it transitions from thin as a strand of hair to sizably big streaks (if you take it by its streaks of black along the edge of these thick sections, you might infer the ability to take multiple colors into one Freeform brush, but that looks like a WWDC feature, if it releases at all). Next one!

This logo might tease a new, as-yet-unrumored (who cares about grammar, OK?) feature on the Apple Pencil which would allow color to ripple out. Onto the next (and final) one!

Finally this one logo looks reminiscent of iPad Air advertising and previous event artwork for an event which included the iPad Air.

Given that AI has been teased to come at Let Loose, any one of these could show AI, or none at all. Anyway, thank you for staying with me in this wild ride of Let Loose anticipation!

By Leo