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I see two simple directions here, but this choice will shape how the logo looks across the products later on. One keeps the logo without an outline, with white as the dominant background. The other adds a white outline, giving us more room to use purple, pink, or similar colors as the dominant background. Which direction feels more right to you?
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Sells better with no outline
Thanks for the feedback!
The outline buys you one lockup that survives any background, but it also means maintaining two versions of the mark forever, and in practice they drift. If most of the product surfaces are heading toward purple or pink, I'd make the outlined one primary and treat the plain...
Ah, that really makes sense. I’ll keep that in mind. Thanks for the feedback!
with outlines - it highlights.
Make sense. Thanks for the feedback, I'll keep that in mind.
with outline highlights..
Thanks for the feedback!
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