Internal — Logo Concepts

RefurbCollective — Logo Variations

Five distinct directions. Each shown on dark (navbar) and light (card) backgrounds.

A — Current (baseline)

RefurbCollective
RefurbCollective

Existing design — generic camera body icon, two-colour wordmark running together.

B — Aperture icon · Two-word split · Weight contrast

REFURBCOLLECTIVE
REFURBCOLLECTIVE

Aperture blade icon (photography-specific). "REFURB" in light weight, "COLLECTIVE" in bold orange — clear visual hierarchy, stacked layout.

C — Lens monogram · Inline · Serif accent

RCRefurb Collective
RCRefurb Collective

Concentric lens rings with "RC" monogram. Clean and editorial — feels like a magazine masthead. Light/bold contrast in the wordmark.

D — Shutter icon · Dot separator · Mono wordmark

REFURB·COLLECTIVE
REFURB·COLLECTIVE

Shutter release button icon — immediately recognisable to photographers. Monospaced all-caps wordmark with orange dot separator. Technical, confident.

E — Wordmark only · Orange slash · Editorial

Refurb/Collective
Refurb/Collective

No icon — pure typography. Bold "Refurb" + orange slash separator + light "Collective". Clean, editorial, scales well at any size. Works well alongside camera photography.

F — Lens cross-section · Multiple glass elements · C wordmark

Refurb Collective
Refurb Collective

Lens cross-section with 4 concentric rings (barrel, glass elements, aperture) — unmistakably a camera lens. Same wordmark as C. Lens reflection adds realism.

G — Lens barrel + aperture blades inside · Bold wordmark

REFURBCOLLECTIVE
REFURBCOLLECTIVE

Thick orange lens barrel with aperture blades visible inside — clearly a lens, not just circles. Stacked all-caps wordmark with weight contrast.

H — Front lens element · Glass glare · Inline editorial

Refurb Collective
Refurb Collective

Front lens element with glass glare arcs — looks like you're staring into a real lens. Dark glass fill, orange aperture centre, white coating highlights. Same inline wordmark as C.

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