Embracing OrphansLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Embracing Orphans
Embracing Orphans has selected their winning logo design.
For $260 they received 155 designs
from 13 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
Embracing Orphans serves the orphaned internationally through fund-raising, programs, and assistance in childcare at orphanages, as well as facilitating adoptions.
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Color Preferences
the MAIN color should be a light blue: this is the international color of the orphaned
secondary colors could include a yellow-orange and white
basic orange is not advised: this represents a political party in one of the countries we work in
other colors that work well with light blue may be tried
I suggest only using one color along with the light blue
secondary colors could include a yellow-orange and white
basic orange is not advised: this represents a political party in one of the countries we work in
other colors that work well with light blue may be tried
I suggest only using one color along with the light blue
Our Ideas & Additional Information
I would like the light blue to be used as the main color. Embracing Orphans is a strong enough name that we would like to see it as the main part of the logo. A separate icon may be added near the Embracing Orphans stylized text. I prefer not to have a globe within the logo, or a cross or Jesus fish, no holding a baby, no child like drawings, nothing that goes after sympathy, something unique
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