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This design communicates the brand’s value instantly. Strong brand presence!
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The process panel is quietly doing more than the hero shot: showing the mark resolve out of the racket stroke is what moves a client from arguing about the logo to arguing about the sport. Curious how it holds at kit scale, that waist looks like it might want a second, chunkier cut for embroidery. Did you draw one?
Sharp eye, Artur - you clearly know your craft. Appreciate you looking closely. 👀
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Really love logo B
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Logo C is taking the winner spot for me. It's simply a way better composition. Even tho I really liked the texture and feel off Logo B.