A Billion Shades of BeigeLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / A Billion Shades of Beige
A Billion Shades of Beige has selected their winning logo design.
For $375 they received 83 designs
from 15 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
We are bloggers that travel the world (specifically the US this year) breaking racial barriers by creating a dialogue with individuals about their mixed nationalities and culture heritage.
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Color Preferences
As the project is called A Billion Shades of Beige, we would like to use and remain on a colour palette of various shades of beige, creme, tan, and brown. Black and White are acceptable as well. Please refrain from using any other bright colours unless a stroke of genius hits and one is absolutely indispensable.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
We would like a logo that would be adaptable for stickers, tshirts, and can fit or be adapted to use as a header on our website homepage without being too bulky. Try looking at different ideas Influenced by road signs, national parks, or vintage book titles to guide your thoughts. Modern Vintage. We would also like the name of the brand to be in the logo, and have a logo that can be layered and still work should we choose to have the name removed separate. We like the idea of looking at America differently, therefore, as you will see in the attached material, we have an upsidown image of the united states. If that upside down US could be kept or slightly manipulated and maybe more better incorporated in the logo, that would be great. www.abillionshadesofbeige.com -- this is the soon to be official site of the program. See what you can come up with, be excited.
Themes
Modern
Raw
Adventure
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