20-in-20 | Rapid Identity Exploration Challenge

The 20-in-20 challenge was a personal design sprint where I set out to create 20 unique logo concepts in just 20 days. The goal was less about perfection and more about consistency, exploration, and creative endurance — a way to push past overthinking and embrace rapid execution.

Each day introduced a new theme, idea, or visual metaphor, forcing me to work fast, trust my instincts, and refine my process. This challenge became a laboratory for testing visual systems, playing with form, and experimenting with how far an idea could stretch while still feeling intentional.

The outcome wasn’t just 20 logos — it was 20 lessons in clarity, speed, and creative problem-solving. The challenge stands as proof that design growth often happens not in waiting for inspiration, but in showing up daily and putting ideas into motion.