Local Grape Stand · Proximity Grouping

SUBJECT
One original logo for a fictional neighborhood grape stand named GRAPE: one grape-bunch symbol made from exactly seven separate circles and one small leaf, paired with the single word GRAPE. The circles form one compact cluster, and the leaf attaches visually to its upper edge.

COMPOSITION
A square, front-facing identity specimen on a plain warm ivory field. Center one horizontal lockup with the grape symbol on the image-plane left and GRAPE on the right. Keep the complete lockup comfortably inside the frame with generous surrounding space.

STYLE GUIDE
1. Shape & line
Construct the bunch from seven equal solid circles in centered rows of two, three, and two, with the middle row widest. Leave narrow, clearly visible ivory gaps between every circle so proximity, rather than connecting outlines, makes them read as one bunch. Add a simple pointed leaf above the upper-right circle.

2. Color & light
Fill all seven circles with the same deep plum color, use muted green for the leaf, and set the lettering in deep plum on warm ivory. Keep every fill uniform and opaque so color reinforces the cluster without introducing shading or depth.

3. Texture & material
Treat the identity as clean vector artwork with smooth circle edges and solid interiors. Give the leaf the same flat surface treatment as the dots, and use a plain medium-weight sans serif for GRAPE so the material character stays consistent across symbol and lettering.

4. Composition
Place the symbol to the left of the word and align their visual centers. Make the gap between symbol and word visibly several times wider than the gaps between circles; keep letter spacing regular and compact so the viewer first groups the dots into a bunch, then reads the name as a separate companion.

PRIORITY
Preserve the requested identity, count, action, composition and output settings. Apply the style rules within those constraints; a style reference must not replace the subject or layout. Within the style: Make the seven separated circles read immediately as one compact grape bunch.

AVOID
Avoid touching circles, enclosing outlines, gradients, and decorative lettering that weakens the grouping.

OUTPUT
One square image with crisp flat graphic edges. Render only the brand name GRAPE; include no captions, measurements, watermarks, or additional text.

SELF-CHECK
Confirm that all seven circles remain separate and their internal gaps are clearly narrower than the symbol-to-word gap.