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Unless there's some good reason for a wee logo between scenes, Jack (I've used several, including kangaroos and lightning strikes and a Greek letter), the best way is to stick to simple print industry format (unless you're using different layout for an ebook, of course.
*First line of a chapter or scene tight to left margin. Following paragraphs consistently indented.
*Line break (max two) between sections within a chapter. No other separation device necessary. That's the text designer's job.
You can find a little more detail on layout if you go to the 'For Authors' section of our website, linked below.
If you're talking print, just pull a couple of paperbacks from your shelves and take special note of layout. If you're working ebook with all paragraph opening lines tight to left and a space between pars, you'd have to leave more space or use a device like three or four asterisks. Whatever, keep in clear and as simple as pos.
Good luck and best wishes. Neil
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