Design three different logo directions for {{business_name}}, a {{business_type}}, on one sheet: three equal columns on a white background, each with a small gray label underneath reading "A", "B" and "C". The brand should feel {{brand_voice}}. - A, a wordmark: "{{business_name}}" in a distinctive typeface with one custom detail, such as a cut, a ligature or one modified letter, and nothing else - B, a symbol plus wordmark: one simple mark built from two or three basic shapes that suggests what the business does without showing it literally, beside the name - C, a monogram or badge: the initial or initials inside a simple shape that works as a profile picture Rules for all three: - flat, solid fills in black plus one color at most; no gradients, shadows, bevels, glows or textures - each must still read at 16 px, the size of a browser tab icon, so no hairlines or fine detail - equal visual weight, so the comparison is fair - generous empty space around every mark Render the text exactly as written, spelled correctly, nothing else. Avoid: lightbulbs, globes, swooshes, generic leaves and other clip-art clichés, mascots, extra words or taglines, glossy 3D, mockups on cards or storefronts, and anything close to a well-known existing logo. After the image, tell me in two lines which direction is most practical and why, and remind me that an AI logo is a sketch: have the chosen one redrawn as clean vector art before printing or registering it.