Life Starts At FortyLogo Design Contest

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Life Starts At Forty has selected their winning logo design.

For $275 they received 44 designs from 9 different designers from around the world.

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#36

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#30

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#29

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#21

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#20

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#10

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#9

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#8

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#7

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#6

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#4

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#3

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#2

Discussion

 
Logo Designer
Initial idea, changes welcome.

(This comment references Entry #2)
13 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Design #2 with reflective web 2.0 effect added to it.

(This comment references Entry #6)
13 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Concept - The word 'Life' in green symbolizing growth. Green stems attached to blossoms that surround the number 40 symbolizes the green growth that blossoms at 40.

(This comment references Entry #7)
13 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Emphasis on 'Life Starts' through the use of the magenta color. "at 40...Rediscover..." again in green to emphasize growth.

(This comment references Entry #8)
13 years ago
 
Client
Love #8! Would love to see another version of #8 that uses a more block-style font for the 4-0. Also, since the client isn't a fan of yellowish greens, maybe we could try a version of this where the green text/numbers are deep red (leaving the blossom branches/leaves green still). If the petals of blossoms had a little deep red at the tip, then the red text might tie in ok.

(This comment references Entry #8)
13 years ago
 
Client
I like your thinking on entry #7, but it could use a few modifications, if you're up for it. I'd love to see it! Thanks!

- Change "life" to a the same font as used in Entry #3)
- Change the color of the flowers to a deep, bergundy red
- Change the "life" and "starts at" text to the same deep, bergundy red
- Not sure about the tagline color...use your judgment

(This comment references Entry #7
13 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Here’s another version of #8 that uses a more block-style font for the 40. I changed the yellowish green to an olive green, and changed “at, 40” to a deep red. I also added per your suggestion, hints of the deep red to the blossoms. Any other changes welcome.

(This comment references Entry #9)
13 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Design #8 with the yellowish green changed to kelly green, and zero modified.

(This comment references Entry #10)
13 years ago
 
Client
I love #9...this design is fast becoming my favorite. Could you make a few modifications to it?

- I think the olive is a bit too dark, but I appreciate where you were trying to go with this. Can we lighten it up a bit, but not quite as light as #8?
- Love the bergundy color you chose, let's keep it! I'd like the 4-0 to be the same font you used for these numbers in #2
- The red in the flowers wasn't quite what I had in mind. I really liked the flowers in #8, but I was thinking that you could build the red into the white-to-pink gradient where the red is only peaking through at the end of the gradient spectrum.
- I'm not crazy about the green outline on the flower petals. Can we thin this out and maybe change the outline color to pink or bergundy?

I'd like to see a duplicate version (after the above changes) with the 4-0 in pink and the "life starts at" in bergundy.

Awesome, thank you!
13 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Hi, sorry I missed your comments from yesterday. Here are the changes that I've made to design #9. I've lighten the olive green for the stems and leaves. I changed the 40 to the 40 font in the #2 design, But I lengthened it so that it fits better within the whole design. I added the hints of deep red initially because when I tried to add the deep red to the gradient it dominated the magenta color, so per your suggestion of changing the outline green to a pink or deep red, I changed the green outline to deep red so that it still has the flow of deep red throughout the design.

(This comment references Entry #29)
13 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Duplicate version of design #29 with colors reversed.

(This comment references Entry #30)
13 years ago
 
Client
I think I like #30 best right now. I'd like to see the outline in the flowers much thinner and would like the "at" to be in the same bergundy red. Thanks!
13 years ago
 
Logo Designer
I've uploaded a revision to design #30. I thinned the burgundy around the petals, changed the color of the 'at' to burgundy, and I also added a shadow of burgundy to each of the end petals.

(This comment references Entry #36)
13 years ago
 
Client
I love it! Just what we were looking for. I'm showing the top selections to the client now...best of luck!!! Thanks for all your revisions, very much appreciated! I think you have a STRONG chance of winning ;)
13 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Your input helped a lot, thanks!
13 years ago
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