Circle to Circle is a global community of individuals and organizations working in partnership to create natural spaces of learning where everyone’s voice is heard. Our purpose is to help one another experience more possibilities. When we experience more possibilities growth flourishes and healing can take place. We believe everyone is connected and so no individual or community can grow at the expense of another or of the planet.
Industry
Non-Profit
Top Three Things to Communicate
#1 - Connection
#2 - Growth - Flourishing
#3 - Warm Bold Clear Flows of Energy
Our Target Audience:
1. people helping other people
2. all people interested in learning to live and work in more natural ways.
3. people interested in growth and healing for themselves, their communities and the planet.
4. people coming together for the purpose of learning.
Color Preferences
Natural earth colors and tones
Stay away from very bold, brash or neon colors
Our Ideas and Additional Information:
1) NOTHING that looks like the Olympics Logo
A big part of our work involves learning circles
Themes
Necessity
Elegant
Feminine
Colorful
Subtle
Quiet
Economical
Refined
Style
Wordmark
Stylized type that may include small abstract or pictorial elements.
Pictorial Mark
Literal or representative imagery is used to symbolize the brand.
Abstract Mark
Abstract shapes and symbols convey an idea or feeling.
Letterform Mark
A monogram usually consisting of 1-3 letters.
Famous Logos displayed under fair use to enrich the general publics' knowledge of graphic design.
Applications
Web
Print
Diamond Contest
We're sorry, but this contest is presently open to a limited pool of designers.
to all desingers: WOW amazing first day thank you for all submissions. We did our first ranking which is highly intuitive at this point to difficult to narrow in. We can share a few general guidelines -- 1) stay away from anything corporate like 2) we like experiencing energy and sense of movement in logos, 3) we like fresh ideas (i.e.) infinity or traditional interlocking circles are not as interesting to us. 4) stay away from anything to heavy looking 5) all your color schemes are in the range of what we are looking for
A few comments and observations: 1) please use only white backgrounds -- this best fits our applications 2) We are trying to convey in the logo and graphic image connectivity of circles. This is the core nature of our work. The circles we run have a great variety - learning circles, peacemaking circles, working circles, healing circles. 3) graphic images of concentric circles, circles that look like tunnels, circles that are completely symmetrical (all the same size, equally spaced are LESS interesting to us. 4) We like seeing two samples one that incorporates and connects the text and the graphic together; the other keeping them separate. Thanks again for all your creativity -- we have spent many hours and have looked at and talked about every submission!
Thank you to all designers who participated. We are deeply appreciative of your efforts. We especially thank Nong, Nymalba, and Ilkay for their hard work. Beautiful submissions on all parts. Our best wishes to all designers for a successful 2012.
