Stone Age, human development, and butterfly evolution are the Macleay Museum logo design inspiration. The design possesses started with the fundamental geometric shapes like square, triangle, and circle. The first sample was very geometric with sharp corners. In the next stage, organic corners added to emphasise more on the evaluation. It would be the simplest way that the logo possibly could convey the evaluation message. Research on Australia history and the Macleay Museum uniquely their stone collection was a great tool to finalise the logo. Human attempts to shape the material world since discovering how to carve the stone to make tools and wheel which made their first appearance about 2.6 million years ago. NM47.140, NM63.96, and NM48.80 are the item numbers that Macleay museum is keeping them in one of their precious collections. I replaced the silhouette of these shapes with the geometrical ones. A four-panel window with four colours represents the act of seeing or watching; also, it expresses the different sections and collections of the history that the Macleay Museum exhibit them to the viewers. The four-panel square window is simplified shape representing butterfly. The employed colours are expressing Australian aboriginal values and rituals. These colours picked from the Australian aboriginal flag. The employed colours also are prevalent in Australian aboriginal art.