Coral Reef and Ocean HealthLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Coral Reef and Ocean Health
Coral Reef and Ocean Health has selected their winning logo design.
For $275 they received 228 designs
from 32 different designers from around the world.
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What We Do
The Coral Reef and Ocean Health Research Group contributes knowledge, tools, and solutions to the ever-growing challenges facing our fragile marine ecosystems, particularly coral reefs, and provides exceptional training and mentorship to tomorrow's leaders.
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Color Preferences
Mostly blues. Would be ok with purples, blacks
Our Ideas & Additional Information
1. Shape and Form: The logo should be circular, beginning with a stylized coral reef pattern at the bottom, gradually transforming into a wave as it rises around the edge. This transition should be subtle, blending coral structures into wave-like forms.
2. Color Scheme: Use rich, dark blues and deep teal tones that transition to a light color the sculptures. These colors should transition smoothly, adding a sense of depth to evoke the ocean’s depth.
3. Style and Aesthetic: The overall look should be clean, minimalistic, and elegant, similar to the Monterey Bay Aquarium logo. Simplified coral branches and wave lines without intricate details will keep it looking professional and balanced.
4. Negative Space: Consider using negative space to emphasize the transition between coral and wave, adding an organic flow to the design.
This will create a logo that is visually sophisticated and reflects the coral reef and ocean themes in a unified, impactful way.
2. Color Scheme: Use rich, dark blues and deep teal tones that transition to a light color the sculptures. These colors should transition smoothly, adding a sense of depth to evoke the ocean’s depth.
3. Style and Aesthetic: The overall look should be clean, minimalistic, and elegant, similar to the Monterey Bay Aquarium logo. Simplified coral branches and wave lines without intricate details will keep it looking professional and balanced.
4. Negative Space: Consider using negative space to emphasize the transition between coral and wave, adding an organic flow to the design.
This will create a logo that is visually sophisticated and reflects the coral reef and ocean themes in a unified, impactful way.