I saved the logo to artifacts/logo.png as a 1024×1024 PNG, and I left it untracked so the daemon can upload it.

What drew it: Black Forest Labs' FLUX 1.1 Pro image model on Replicate, through the installed image tool. No code drew any part of the image. The idea comes from the name: a "blackout" is a total solar eclipse, so the logo is a solid black disc inside a thick glowing gold-orange ring.

How many drafts: one, and I kept it. No draft was thrown away, so there are no faults with others to report.

The 32-pixel check: I shrank it to 32 pixels, cropped it to a circle and looked at it on white and on dark backgrounds.

• The black disc and bright ring read clearly as one bold mark.
• There are no words, letters, numbers, frame or margin.
• The background is opaque and fills the whole square edge to edge. The corners are a very dark navy, not transparent.
• The whole mark, glow included, sits inside the central circle, so a circle crop doesn't cut it.

One thing differs from what I asked for: I prompted a deep violet-blue background, but it came out as near-black navy. On a dark wallet, the edge of the logo will blend into the page, but the ring still stands out. If you want it to stand out more on dark backgrounds, it would be worth drawing again with a lighter background.