ASSN VicLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / ASSN Vic
ASSN Vic has selected their winning logo design.
For $300 they received 157 designs
from 35 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
Asperger Syndrome Support Network of Victoria (Australia) or ASSN Vic is a support group of parents and friends formed to assist people affected by Asperger Syndrome (a Pervasive Developmental Disorder which falls within the Autism Spectrum).
Industry
Color Preferences
keep text to "ASSN Vic" Full name under this in smaller font is optional
Dark Warm Blue
White
Touch of Green and/or Orange (if it works)
Keep it simple, clear and crisp
Dark Warm Blue
White
Touch of Green and/or Orange (if it works)
Keep it simple, clear and crisp
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Some options for the design are:
1. Asperger Syndrome (Autism) is normally associated with the color spectrum and puzzle piece (sometimes over-used).
2. The puzzle piece could be incorporated into the design in a modern subtle approach.
3. A symbol of modern figures (head and arms) holding hands in a circle - each in a spectrum color (promoting care, support in AS community) with ASSN Vic to the right of the logo.
4. Using modern figures (above) in spectrum colors style a star (five point like on the Australian Flag). Logo placement to the right of this logo
1. Asperger Syndrome (Autism) is normally associated with the color spectrum and puzzle piece (sometimes over-used).
2. The puzzle piece could be incorporated into the design in a modern subtle approach.
3. A symbol of modern figures (head and arms) holding hands in a circle - each in a spectrum color (promoting care, support in AS community) with ASSN Vic to the right of the logo.
4. Using modern figures (above) in spectrum colors style a star (five point like on the Australian Flag). Logo placement to the right of this logo
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