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Introducing RAYART — A Creative Identity Rooted in Art ✍️.
I'm currently working on the RAYART logo, and while the design isn't finished yet, I'd love to share this work in progress and hear your honest thoughts. 💭
The goal is to create a visual identity that captures the creativity, originality, and artistic spirit behind RAYART. But before I take it further, I'd love to know if the concept is strong enough to catch your attention.
Now, we'd love to hear from you 👇
- 🎨 Does the logo catch your attention at first glance?
- ✍️ Does the concept communicate creativity and the art of drawing?
- 💡 What would you change, improve, or add to make it more memorable?
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