Copenhagen SeafoodLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Copenhagen Seafood
Copenhagen Seafood has selected their winning logo design.
For $300 they received 128 designs
from 28 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
Wholesaler of top class fish and seafood towards restaurants and retailers.
Industry
Color Preferences
Green, blue, black or grey comes to mind immediately - but we are open to any color or suggestion. Please do not get stuck in the mentioned colors - we are not!
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Copenhagen Seafood is a fairly new player in the wholesale fish industry. We pride ourselves in a very high level of service, but also in being a younger and more vibrant company than most others in the industry. A little cooler, a little funkier - but still very professional and serious. The new logo will be an important tool in communicating our profile, and to break new grounds in the market place. We have a somewhat green profile - but do not wish to present ourselves as a green company at this moment.
Using fish or shellfish in the logo might be an option (definitely not mandatory) - but if you do, please use Scandinavian/Nordic species (cod, salmon, shrimp, oysters, clams, lobster, herring) instead of exotic fish.
The logo will be important when designing our new online presence, which will be a unique effort in the local marketplace - which might be good to keep in mind.
Using fish or shellfish in the logo might be an option (definitely not mandatory) - but if you do, please use Scandinavian/Nordic species (cod, salmon, shrimp, oysters, clams, lobster, herring) instead of exotic fish.
The logo will be important when designing our new online presence, which will be a unique effort in the local marketplace - which might be good to keep in mind.
Themes
Modern
Simple
Luxury
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