CareCo Shoreline Inc.Logo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / CareCo Shoreline Inc.
CareCo Shoreline Inc. has selected their winning logo design.
For $500 they received 71 designs
from 11 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
Slogan
Senior Care Serving Connecticut
What We Do
CareCo Shoreline is an in-home service that provides various levels of
help to people who want to stay in their home but require some form of
assistance with their daily living routines.
help to people who want to stay in their home but require some form of
assistance with their daily living routines.
Industry
Color Preferences
Flowers in a bright, cartoonish yellow or other spring colors. Text in a more neutral palette of white, shades of light blue. We like a cartoony comic sans feel but we don't want to look like a "day care"
Our Ideas & Additional Information
This is the staging comp for the new site being developed: http://carecoshoreline.com/stage/
You can see how we want to have the logo in that space, we'd also like to be able to put it over white. Attached is the flowers the owner loves and colors. We will entertain something cartoonish but if a "house" is included lets shy away from having it be bent. Professional and older, not day care.
You can see how we want to have the logo in that space, we'd also like to be able to put it over white. Attached is the flowers the owner loves and colors. We will entertain something cartoonish but if a "house" is included lets shy away from having it be bent. Professional and older, not day care.
Themes
Feminine
Colorful
Secure
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