Building New StoriesLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Building New Stories
Building New Stories has selected their winning logo design.
For $375 they received 105 designs
from 15 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
"Building New Stories" is the name of the capital campaign to raise money for the Wilton Family Y.
Industry
Color Preferences
We would like to see strong colors that are complimentary to the new Y brand colors, which are shown here: http://imagemark.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/graphic_standards-18.pdf.
In fact, you could use any of the existing brand colors shown in the pdf link above, or a complimentary set of colors.
In fact, you could use any of the existing brand colors shown in the pdf link above, or a complimentary set of colors.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
The logo will be primarily a type treatment for the words "Building New Stories". However, an icon should be created that is integrated with or next to the words. One concept that we explored internally was the using a book icon (viewed from the side, the profile of an open book) to represent stories, and a roof icon to represent the building. The book and roof icons could be positioned symmetrically, one above the type (the "roof") and one below the type (the "book"). Another metaphor could be stairs, to represent going up.
The attached postcard shows the initial messaging for this campaign.
Note: The Y brand uses the font Cachet for headlines. We are looking to use a font for this logo that is not Cachet, but is complimentary -- because this logo will appear on the same page as the Y brand.
The attached postcard shows the initial messaging for this campaign.
Note: The Y brand uses the font Cachet for headlines. We are looking to use a font for this logo that is not Cachet, but is complimentary -- because this logo will appear on the same page as the Y brand.
Themes
Colorful
Modern
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