Hi,

Please understand that every professional designer needs a brief in order to design a logo that makes sense.
We are humans, not Chatgpt :)
To move forward effectively, I highly recommend adding to the brief at least following details:
examples of logos, styles that you visually resonate with, as well as what we should absolutely avoid.

Looking forward to your answer / the brief update.
Thank you

Hi Birdcage,

I really understand, but on the other hand. I am not creative at all. So it's difficult for me to explain what I am searching for. I think I just know immediately when a logo is 'the one'.

I like aesthetic, less is more and colors please something that resonates with men. So probably darker tones. Is this helpful?

I'm sorry if it feels like I am treating you as a robot. This is and was never my intention :)

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Hi!
Totally agree with Birdcage, and I’d like to add to that.
Instead of words, you can simply add a few logos they like to the brief. It helps align visually from the start.
Graphic design comes in a huge variety of styles. They depend on industry trends, history, and, most importantly, personal preferences. Because of this, two people can use the same word but mean completely different things. For example, "minimalism" might mean one thing to you and something totally different to someone else.
We don’t expect anyone to describe their future logo in perfect detail. Instead, simply sharing examples of logos you love is much more powerful.
In our experience, this is the best way to ensure you get exactly what you're looking for.

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