Camp SacajaweaLogo Design Contest

The flame in the campfire is a stylized "S", for Sacajawea.

The overall feel has a bit of a 'carved' look about it. Getting into the wilderness and making things, exploring, having fun. I wanted to give the logo a sense of fun and discovery. A badge feel about it too.

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I feel it's important that the logo "can" work in one color so that it can easily be applied to any t-shirt color, and where possible it can be printed in full color. Here are some demonstrations of its use.

Full color version - updated with flowers to soften it.

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One color version.

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One color on dark t-shirt background. This could be any color combination.

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Another 1-color example.

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How this design can work in a vertical format.

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The reflection could be used for web use, and dropped for printing.

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A girl as the focus of the graphic - having fun!

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How this logo can work in one color - for t-shirts for example.

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#79, #80, #81 - Not sure about the all caps on the word camp on these. I think it works on some of your other designs, but not with this. I like the girl in #80 and #81. Cute.

You mentioned making the flame in the fire in the shape of an S. If you were to create a sister look for Amity Acres, would you do something similar or swap the fire for another "outdoor" graphic. If so, where do you think you'd be leaning?

Thanks, I'll take a look at revising that type. Appreciate the feedback.

With Amity Acres I think it would be ideal to swap the flame graphic for something else.
My idea at this stage would be a big leaf with a lady beetle on it. An appreciation of the nature around them.

I've got a couple of other ideas but I think that concept would work with almost the same shape to the S.

It seems I removed this design accidentally whilst removing a couple of obsolete concepts.

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It seems I removed this design accidentally whilst removing a couple of obsolete concepts.

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nice designs

#58, #70, #86, #89 - Can you update these with a new name - Sacajawea Day Camp, (another part of my meeting today).

Out of curiosity, is that a publicly available font we could then incorporate for other uses? (Even if the flower in the e and the a on #70 is custom)

Thanks, I'll do these updates.
This is good - it will put some more emphasis on Sacajawea which was difficult with just 'Camp'.

Yes, the font is available (and yes, flower is custom).

Variations with the new name featured.

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With these purple/orange designs the idea is to have less colors overall which creates a less "busy" logo and, I would suggest, stronger branding. The other camp could be a change of one of the colors so that the second color follows through as a graphic link.

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Flower added to break up "Day Camp".

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Introducing some pink to the concept.

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This design shows how it could work on a shirt.

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This design shows the logo can work in one color - it may not be used in this way but it is good to know it works. For example - 1 color screen printing, photocopying documents, rubber stamp etc.

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Note the hat shows being sun-smart. A good message for parents.

This version has "day camp" in a lighter weight font to highlight Sacajawea slightly.

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Fine tuning the design - I've incorporated some simple graphics to tie in with the name Sacajawea - around the border and to separate Day Camp.

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A vertical format (so you can see the illustration better also)

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Update.

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Update.

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Update.

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