Harvard’s Climate Initiative: Commit. Act. ThriveLogo Design Contest Logo Design Contest Contests / Harvard’s Climate Initiative: Commit. Act. Thrive Harvard’s Climate Initiative: Commit. Act. Thrive has selected their winning logo design. For $675 they received 132 designs from 13 different designers from around the world. Find out how LogoTournament works How LogoTournament works Contest Annotation Delete We are sorry, but the time to edit this annotation has expired. Save Cancel Entries by DesignHouse Return to Contest Return to Contest Comment Activity Order by Ranking Entry Number Comment Activity To leave a comment please click on the logo. 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Could you give us different color shades? Still blues and greens, but different shades. These look a little cartoonish. We are also hoping you can give us some other variations of the roots. It's okay if they extend out of view in the circle. Could we also try a version with the green arrows between the words Commit > Act > Thrive instead of periods? 4 years ago KimL commented on #35 Withdrawn Apologies for the confusion. We do not want buildings at this time - but we like the simplicity of this logo. Just a few more variations would be great. 4 years ago DesignHouse commented on #20 Withdrawn #62 : revision 4 years ago DesignHouse commented on #20 Withdrawn #61 : Added stone wall, lake, changed font and tried to make the tag line more prominent. 4 years ago DesignHouse commented on #35 Withdrawn Shall I go with the revision? In another message you said to avoid buildings so I havent worked on this revision yet. Regards, DH 4 years ago KimL commented on #42 Withdrawn Could we also see more variations in colors, and make the tagline more prominent? 4 years ago KimL commented on #34 Withdrawn Thank you for this. Hoping you can show us a version where the image is a circle instead, and another where there is a simple hourglass (more curvy) with no landscape inside yet. 4 years ago KimL commented on #20 Withdrawn We are also considering more natural landscape instead of buildings, focusing instead on trees (oaks, maples, apple), water (we have a pond), and low rock walls 4 years ago KimL commented on #42 Withdrawn Thank you. We would also like to see a version where the inner design is simply landscape. In Harvard, our landscape has rolling hills, trees (deciduous, maple, apple, oak), and a lake. We also have some stone walls. We have overall decided not to include a building at this time. 4 years ago DesignHouse commented on #23 Withdrawn Here it is #42 Regards, DH 4 years ago KimL commented on #20 Withdrawn Hi, They can look like Town Hall (see reference pictures) and maybe some houses. There are no skyscrapers or big buildings in Town, so only small buildings please. 4 years ago KimL commented on #35 Withdrawn Thank you! We like this but the curve looks a lot like the Nike swoosh. Here are some ideas: Can you flip it on the horizontally axis and adjust the angle so it doesn’t cut through the word "commit"? Can we see the "Commit Act Thrive" in blue? And, in the curve, could we see small silhouettes of buildings either in the same green, blue, or gray? 4 years ago DesignHouse commented on #20 Withdrawn building should be like the town hall? i will submit the revision tomorrow morning. Regards, DH 4 years ago KimL commented on #23 Withdrawn Can you add the characteristic chimneys and rectangular addition on top of the building so it looks like the Harvard Town Hall? I'll add a reference pic in the images. 4 years ago KimL commented on #20 Withdrawn Are you able to add a path or building silhouette "Commit Act Thrive" -- change the font to something more dynamic, indicating movement 4 years ago DesignHouse commented on #29 Withdrawn Glad that you liked my design. I have submitted the revision. Regards, DH 4 years ago KimL commented on #29 Withdrawn Hi there - really like this concept. Could we please blend the blue sky with the gradient at the top so they are more cohesive rather than two separate objects. Either making it all a gradient or all blue and please get rid of the light white line horizontal dividing the "sky" on the bottom of the hourglass. Maybe increasing the opacity of the main tree so it is more clear and also making the smaller trees in the background white to push the imagery further. This was a really innovative way of looking at our theme so thank you! 4 years ago DesignHouse commented on #29 Withdrawn Here is the design without the birds. Thanks, DH 4 years ago DesignHouse commented on #24 Withdrawn ok 4 years ago KimL commented on #24 Withdrawn I know that birds have not been well received by the client - perhaps those can be replaced with clouds? Or something else that you suggest? Thanks! 4 years ago KimL commented on #24 Withdrawn This is very interesting- will discuss with client. 4 years ago DesignHouse commented on #24 Withdrawn Tried the hour glass which depict the global climate change effect and what can happen if we act now. Regards, DH 4 years ago KimL commented on #5 Withdrawn We would love if you could make the house into a building that looks like the Harvard Town Hall or a church steeple. 4 years ago KimL commented on #16 Withdrawn that stone wall looks odd here, can you please try instead to show a horse and/or an alpaca and maybe some apple trees in the background among the rolling hills? 4 years ago KimL commented on #8 Withdrawn This is great, thanks! Though, this is not the sort of tree you would find in Harvard. Could you try a tree without vines, mimicking either an apple tree or a maple tree? Also wondering if you can add a stone wall element here, and/or shift the design up a bit and add some roots under the ground. 4 years ago KimL commented on #7 Withdrawn Thank you for this. Could you perhaps try adding a stone wall element to the graphic? 4 years ago DesignHouse commented on #6 Withdrawn what are the things hanging from the trees? Aerial Roots. 4 years ago KimL commented on #6 Withdrawn this is very interesting. what are the things hanging from the trees? Also could we see the background as rolling hills? see some of the images that have been added. Thanks! 4 years ago