Community Mindfulness ProjectLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Community Mindfulness Project
Community Mindfulness Project has selected their winning logo design.
For $432 they received 203 designs
from 31 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Slogan
Focused Mind, Open Heart
What We Do
CMP is a secular meditation group, dedicated to the study and practice of a variety of mindfulness and heart-opening practices that are highly accessible to people of all religious backgrounds. Benefits of meditation include improved emotional regulation, focus, resilience, compassion, and mental and physical health. CMP’s teachings draw from a variety of traditions. CMP seeks to draw from teachers who represent the highest standards of ethics, scholarship and depth of practice, and CMP aspires to uphold these standards itself. Discussion and peer-to-peer learning are core to the group’s approach, in addition to regular, dedicated practice. CMP aspires to develop outreach programs, in order to bridge secular meditation to modern institutions, including schools, prisons, professional organizations, assisted living centers and sports teams.
Industry
Color Preferences
No more than two colors. Some combo of Blue, Green, Purple, Yellow or Orange, White ... ?
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Our name is long - open to creative ideas on how to incorporate our name in the logo (initials?).
Can draw from Buddhist or other spiritual symbols, but should not be overtly Buddhist (this is a secular organization and our audience is generally conservative and coming from a broad range of religious/spiritual backgrounds). Some examples of symbols:
Tibetan Buddhist symbols: http://www.ancient-symbols.com/buddhist-symbols.html
Flower of Life: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tree-of-Life_Flower-of-Life_Stage.jpg
Zen Circle: http://www.getsymbols.com/general-symbols/zen-circle-symbol/
Can draw from Buddhist or other spiritual symbols, but should not be overtly Buddhist (this is a secular organization and our audience is generally conservative and coming from a broad range of religious/spiritual backgrounds). Some examples of symbols:
Tibetan Buddhist symbols: http://www.ancient-symbols.com/buddhist-symbols.html
Flower of Life: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tree-of-Life_Flower-of-Life_Stage.jpg
Zen Circle: http://www.getsymbols.com/general-symbols/zen-circle-symbol/
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Simple
Necessity
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