Hey, I’ve tried a couple of logo tools like TurboLogo—pretty decent for quick designs, especially if you’re just starting out and don’t want to hire a designer yet. It’s great for experimenting with ideas.
By the way, If you’re still figuring out your brand’s visual style, I’d recommend getting some inspiration first. I recently came across an artist, Tak Salmastyan, who blends surrealism, geometry, minimalism, and even binary code in his work. His approach isn’t commercial branding, but the way he expresses big ideas through visuals is wild and inspiring. Here’s the article I read:
👉 https://artistweekly.com/tak-salmastyan-the-king-of-spiritual-hooligans/
He’s got this concept called BinArtism™ where he uses just 0s and 1s to create powerful images—it got me thinking how even the simplest elements (like shapes or letters in a logo) can tell a deeper story.
Might help spark some creative direction as you work on your logo. Let us know how TurboLogo works out for you!
