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A company logo often defines a company, and makes the company easily recognized. As a result, most companies strive for an interesting and memorable logo, especially one that matches modern thinking.

Some people find these two company logos to be problematic, saying that each is suggestive of something usually done in private.

What do you think?

Please vote in the poll and offer an opinion if you want.

Based a setting I'm making for a story, I'm getting more attached to Europe's grand art style trying to take inspiration from them. Usually they're done in cathedrals or palaces but usually more elaborate in churches/cathedrals. Fascinated by how they started out as just castles then suddenly became that sophisticated.

There's more like Georgian, Classical, Renaissance, Byzantine, Medieval, Rococo and more, but I can only add 7 of them.

Personally, i'm a fan or Romanesque, Gothic and Victorian for different reasons. Romanesque for it's simplicity and I really appreciate the stone texture arches, victorian just looks cozy and Gothic for the colors despite the dark atmosphere.

When I was 16 years old (a minor), I worked as a lifeguard at a fitness center. I left under negative circumstances, still being 16 at the time. They added me to a permanent blacklist to where I can never be rehired throughout the entire regional health system. This also includes 7 hospitals. All because of mishaps as a teenager, I can no longer work for the entire health system, even as a grown ass man.