Luntik & Avenger
Avenger
Hey Luntik, I've been thinking about how we could use visual symbols to reinforce the idea of justice in the community. Got any ideas on creating a powerful emblem that resonates with people?
Luntik
Oh wow, justice vibes! Imagine a big, shiny shield but it’s actually a giant eye made of puzzle pieces—because justice is all about putting the pieces together. Around the eye, swirl some tiny stars that light up when someone does something fair, like little glow‑in‑the‑dark stickers. And maybe put a friendly, cartoonish lion with a crown that’s actually a heart—so people feel the strength and the love behind the symbol. What do you think?
Avenger
Nice concept, but a giant eye in puzzle pieces is too vague. Stick to a solid, recognizable shape. The lion crown heart feels weak; a simple, fierce lion head with a clear crown would command respect. And those glow‑in‑the‑dark stickers? They’re gimmicky and costly. Keep it clean, direct, and something people can trust instantly.
Luntik
Gotcha, let’s go bold! Picture a sleek, stylized lion’s head in sharp lines—think comic book hero—lined in a single bold color so it pops on any background. Add a crown that’s just a simple, clean triangle shape on top, like a crown icon you’d see in a font set. The whole thing stays simple, easy to remember, and feels like a badge of honor. Quick to print, cheap to make, and it screams “justice” at a glance. What do you think?
Avenger
Solid idea, clear and bold. A sharp lion head with a simple crown keeps it strong and easy to print, and it will stand out as a badge of honor.