looks fine to me.

I like it!

I think its a great, simple design. I like the maze imagery.

I've been seeing a lot of different types of responses to the whole suite of issues made up of climate change, peak oil, resource scarcity, economic and ecological disruption, and the like.

I know people who focus on political or economic aspects of these issues, or on moral or spiritual aspects, or others on the psychological causes & consequences of things like climate change or resource scarcity.

I've been thinking that for myself, I'm more interested in approaching these issues as a big interlocking puzzle. I kind of divide my time on these types of issues between learning about personal adaptations, and then on bigger picture information on things like technologies that might help, or general information on things like, say, the world water situation, climate change science, or things like pandemics. Last, I read a lot of history, in part just trying to get a feel for how people and societies in different times & places approached the challenges of surviving and sustaining a good life.

I find taking on these issues from the point of view as a puzzle helps psychologically. I've met a lot of people who say they are motivated by despair for our situation, which never sounds like a good idea to me. I do feel that from time to time, when something gives me a sense of how hard the reality of some possible outcome would be experience first hand, but for the most part I'm operating out of interest. The more I learn the more connections between skills, technologies, and history I see, and the more interested I become.

Anyways, that's a long way to say that I think that the idea of navigating a maze fits well with the idea of working through a gigantic puzzle, and so I like it. Also like the four-fold pattern inside a circle, kind of mandala-like. Good job.