California Sleep InstituteLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / California Sleep Institute
California Sleep Institute has selected their winning logo design.
For $250 they received 152 designs
from 38 different designers from around the world.
Entries by
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#66
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#55
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#37
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#27
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#47
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#48
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#43
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#71
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#63
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#62
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#61
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#60
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Discussion
Logo Designer
This design has the abstract idea of the blue moon in the emblem.
(This comment references Entry #11)
(This comment references Entry #11)
Logo Designer
A couple more options based on #13 . A more formal font which helps give it a more 'classic' professional look. Perhaps more medical.
(This comment references Entry #23)
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Logo Designer
Hi there :)
I've taken on board your comments and come up with the following idea. I think this keeps in the 'trend' of your sister companies while giving it a fresh identity.
(This comment references Entry #41)
I've taken on board your comments and come up with the following idea. I think this keeps in the 'trend' of your sister companies while giving it a fresh identity.
(This comment references Entry #41)
Logo Designer
I think this style is working well, as you can see there are lots of ways to use it. Let me know if you have anything you would like to try.
Cheers,
Craig
(This comment references Entry #60)
Cheers,
Craig
(This comment references Entry #60)
Client
#60 is nice but would be improved with the shading on the icon of #55 while keeping the undershadow of #60 (in other words losing the highlight from 60 on the icon itself and retaining the undershadow)
Logo Designer
Appreciate the feedback, hopefully this revision is what you imagined. Let me know of anything else you would like to try. Thanks, Craig
(This comment references Entry #66)
(This comment references Entry #66)