FACSLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / FACS
FACS has selected their winning logo design.
For $275 they received 97 designs
from 21 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
The Northern Beaches Project (NBP) is an early intervention model which identifies youth at risk of homelessness, school disengagement and other complex inter-related issues. This project is what we need the logo for. It is based in a community of schools and services collaboration, which integrates support from schools and agencies and works with young people and their families where and when needed. It is able to offer a youth focused and family centred approach. The direct benefit for the Northern Beaches community will be that many young people who have issues at home and school will be able to access greater support from an interdisciplinary team of youth, family, education and employment, disability, mental health and drug and alcohol professionals. The project is geared towards preventing youth homelessness and school disengagement.
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Color Preferences
We are open to green, blue, yellow, orange
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Given the project is based in a beaches area of Sydney, it would be good to have a beachy feel that also captures how we are working (ie collaboratively) and the aims that we are working to achieve (ie preventing youth homelessness and school disengagement).
At this stage, we don't know if we would just like one colour, or a maybe a combination of 2 colours.
We need for the colours to also go out in black and white print (ie for school mailouts, where using the colour logo wont be possible).
At this stage, we don't know if we would just like one colour, or a maybe a combination of 2 colours.
We need for the colours to also go out in black and white print (ie for school mailouts, where using the colour logo wont be possible).
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