Florida Friendly Fishing GuideLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Florida Friendly Fishing Guide
Florida Friendly Fishing Guide has selected their winning logo design.
For $275 they received 127 designs
from 16 different designers from around the world.
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Client
What We Do
We offer an online course where fishing guides learn about sustainable practices - they receive a certificate and listing in an online database after they complete the course.
Industry
Color Preferences
Blues, teals, turquoises - colors that convey water, coast, fishing but also are masculine. Perhaps also an accent color that contrasts (but see below).
*We do NOT want the logo to be orange and blue (the colors of our parent organization) because that might turn off some potential clients.
*We do NOT want the logo to be orange and blue (the colors of our parent organization) because that might turn off some potential clients.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Some ideas:
- Have a fishing pole as one of the letters and the fishing line swinging above the words and maybe even forming another of the letters
- Have a fish or part of a fish (e.g., tail) in the logo
- logo should be bold and stand out visually
- It will be used as a "badge" to show that guides are certified so something that could function as a badge or at the center of a badge would be a plus
- We are attaching logos of our parent organizations so you can perhaps match the hues of blue (but this is not necessary - just an idea)
- Have a fishing pole as one of the letters and the fishing line swinging above the words and maybe even forming another of the letters
- Have a fish or part of a fish (e.g., tail) in the logo
- logo should be bold and stand out visually
- It will be used as a "badge" to show that guides are certified so something that could function as a badge or at the center of a badge would be a plus
- We are attaching logos of our parent organizations so you can perhaps match the hues of blue (but this is not necessary - just an idea)