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Rejected logo concepts exploring collaboration, shared expertise & working side by side
Weldone, Aryna
Good
Need more context about the design and the reason for rejection, but the fourth one is looking very meaningful logo. I would like to share ideas and explore more.
Good work
Rejected concepts are always my favorite to see. Some of these are really strong, the side by side idea comes through nicely.
Rare to see rejected concepts shared. Those figures around the circle read as teamwork right away. What made the chosen one win?
Nice concept
The bottom-right concept feels the most resolved to me. It communicates people working around a shared center without becoming too literal, and the negative space gives it a stronger sense of balance than the others.
so good!
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