GaudeLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Gaude
Gaude has selected their winning logo design.
For $475 they received 288 designs
from 43 different designers from around the world.
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Client
Slogan
Bedford's professional chamber choir
What We Do
Professional Chamber Choir, giving quality choral concerts.
Industry
Color Preferences
The website will be plain white / grey / black with a bright pop of one or possibly two colors.
Possibly hot/raspberry pink?
Also love the teal / orange combination here https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/320951910934655222/
We have a draft website here but it is looking a bit too bland and want to make it pop a bit more. That could be done with the logo, or with other accents. http://www.gaude.org.uk.gridhosted.co.uk
(colours not yet decided)
Possibly hot/raspberry pink?
Also love the teal / orange combination here https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/320951910934655222/
We have a draft website here but it is looking a bit too bland and want to make it pop a bit more. That could be done with the logo, or with other accents. http://www.gaude.org.uk.gridhosted.co.uk
(colours not yet decided)
Our Ideas & Additional Information
The G could be a useful feature to define the brand - could be used on its own on concert posters (e.g. big swirly G)
If strapline is used on logo is must be legible when logo appears in the top of web page.
Convey old and new? One possibility is a swirly calligraphic 'Gaude' but still looking modern and professional, not old fashioned. Equally a striking modern font could work, but it needs an interesting 'G'.
No musical notes! Very cheesy!
Good examples of professional choir branding are:
https://www.sonoromusic.com
http://www.exaudi.org.uk
http://thesixteen.com
Gives an idea of what we would like to stand out against - something new and fresher looking than these?
If strapline is used on logo is must be legible when logo appears in the top of web page.
Convey old and new? One possibility is a swirly calligraphic 'Gaude' but still looking modern and professional, not old fashioned. Equally a striking modern font could work, but it needs an interesting 'G'.
No musical notes! Very cheesy!
Good examples of professional choir branding are:
https://www.sonoromusic.com
http://www.exaudi.org.uk
http://thesixteen.com
Gives an idea of what we would like to stand out against - something new and fresher looking than these?
Themes
Colorful
Luxury
Refined
Simple
Style Inspiration