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First of all, thanks to everyone who offered their feedback in my previous post about logo design. The opinions were surprisingly split -- I honestly figured most people would gravitate towards one specific option -- but that actually reinforced what my gut was telling me: None of them were quite what I was looking for.

After batting around ideas with Unimplemented Trap co-host Steve (aka Mac84) I stumbled across another idea: Keep the diamond motif in a more minimal form, but instead of having it be the dominant element, embed it in something else. That led me to the logo design above, which I think works on several levels. It's easily recognizable as a computer chip, and the diamond motif provides a sense of forward momentum as well as something to "fill up" the otherwise empty center space. Most importantly, it works well in color or monochrome, so I have flexibility with how it's used.

I'm curious as to your thoughts. Specifically, about the version on the left above -- I could especially use some input on how to incorporate color into the design, especially when it's used as a social media avatar. As always, thanks for your support!

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Patrick Bianchi

Love the colored idea, and I'm partial to blue in general so I like it as is. But I like Gavin's idea about maybe incorporating some color from other stuff you're "famous" for. But even if you left it as shown above, I think you've got a winner.

Gavin Rea-Davies

Question regarding the four inset tetris type shapes: Is there some secret relevance I'm missing, or are they just random? If just random, how about rendering the letters TDNC in a similar style? I hope you get what I mean, since I can't sketch it out 😂

thisdoesnotcompute

I'm trying to avoid putting lettering in the logo, since I already have a wordmark that I plan to keep using. There's no "secret" to the diamond shape really -- it's an abstract way of pointing to the right (a way of expressing the evolution or progress of technology maybe?) though I suppose it could also represent dies on the chip.