Across the Lake SwimLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Across the Lake Swim
Across the Lake Swim has selected their winning logo design.
For $375 they received 45 designs
from 7 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
Slogan
Since 1949
What We Do
We are the largest and longest running open water swim race in Canada. The swim is a 2.1km swim across Okanagan Lake in Kelowna, BC Canada. The event has been running since 1949.
Industry
Color Preferences
Our current colours are: blue, light blue, orange and yellow. We are very open to changing colours and branding.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Our website uses our current branding which is a sun, sun rays and waves. http://www.acrossthelakeswim.com.
We are looking for a "vintage" or "retro" style logo which depicts the history of the swim. This year will be the 64th running of the event. We are thinking of a typical sports team style logo.
Lake Okanagan is known for the Ogopogo (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogopogo). It is fine to have the Ogopogo in the logo, but do not want the actual "Ogopogo" name used.
Locally we are known as the "ATLS" (Across The Lake Swim). This can be used, however we would need to spell out the entire event name to attract out of town participants.
We are looking for a "vintage" or "retro" style logo which depicts the history of the swim. This year will be the 64th running of the event. We are thinking of a typical sports team style logo.
Lake Okanagan is known for the Ogopogo (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogopogo). It is fine to have the Ogopogo in the logo, but do not want the actual "Ogopogo" name used.
Locally we are known as the "ATLS" (Across The Lake Swim). This can be used, however we would need to spell out the entire event name to attract out of town participants.
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