Design a beautiful logo for Baller.art, a digital art studio built on blockchain

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vision: unearthing collectable art, one artist at a time Welcome to baller.art, a digital art studio with a focus on discovering and curating collectable artwork from all over the world, one artist at a time. Finding “collectable” art is an art in itself. It involves finding artists with unique stories and backgrounds who put their heart and soul into their creations - and then we connect their stories to their collectors stories. There are multiple factors that make digital art collectable, including the uniqueness of the art itself, physical attributes, and the guaranteed limited number of “minted” pieces. Our mission is to find these rare artists, help capture their art and thoughtfully curate it into a digital masterpiece. We help tell the artists stories, and each creation has a unique serial number with a hologram of authenticity, they’re limited, they’re numbered, and they’re memorialized on the blockchain, we then lock it in a digital frame and include that with the minted piece. Once complete we mint the creations and share it with our collectors and collectors from all over the world. As the creator of baller.art I am a fan of luxury brands. I also like logos that incorporate the icon into the wordmark or can be separated. I like luxury logos like Ferrari, Rolex, Supreme, Rolls Royce. I also like Apple, Nike. There are other brands that are iconic that I love, such as Starbucks. I've created luxury brands in the past including VoodooPC (sold to HP). I am the creator of Unikrn (an esports betting platform, you can look into the logo online, it'll give you an idea of my style). When I think about Baller.art I want it to be obvious, like wow - this is a gallery that has only one or two pieces of art every month. It's truly the most collectable art on earth. If you are the winner I can promise you that your work will be seen by people across the world, and you can be proud to add it to your portfolio. I would also consider doing more work with you in the future.

I do like a small pallette with 2-3 colors, then I also like to interchange with gold and silver.