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Four logo concepts, one direction: calmness, warmth, mental health and professionalism.
Which one feels most aligned with the brief to you?
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I think 3 or 4 work best. I really like the first one, but it moves away from the "calmness" concept
The four marks keep a strong shared rhythm while each shifts the balance of warmth and structure. Iām especially into how the open negative space lets the calmer direction breathe.
The first one for me: rounded terminals and overlapping petals are where the warmth actually comes from, and it's the only one that doesn't read as a burst. Two and three point outward with sharp tips, which lands closer to alert or energy than calm, and three will fill in and...
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Awesome!
1 for me. It feels calm and approachable while still keeping the professionalism needed for a mental health brand. The balance feels very intentional.
The first logo feels the most aligned with the brief to me. Simple, warm, and memorable.
I love 2nd version most.
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I love how you pair the colors