Mobility LegalLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Mobility Legal
Mobility Legal has selected their winning logo design.
For $500 they received 275 designs
from 45 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
I am a solo practitioner who provides advice and litigation support for high tech companies when hiring from the competitor. My area of specialty is known as "employee mobility law." Hence "mobility legal."
Industry
Color Preferences
My current firm uses burnt siena and charcoal, so I need to use something different. My website is going to have huge black and white nature photos in the background, so the color of the logo should be vibrant. I've been thinking of dark/bright red, charcoal/grey/black, and white. Maybe a red backdrop (square/rectangle) with the name "Mobility Legal" popping out in grey/white font. Pictoral logo could be included but not essential.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
website is going to model www.edulaw.com, and i like the way that firm's logo (Prarie Law Group) pops off the bottom left of that page (the blue draws the eyes in since the background photo is mostly black/white which is what I'll be using as well).
i also have 2 offices, one in oakland (CA) and one in tahoe. thought about building mountain theme into logo but that's just one idea. also thought about a simply graphic that symbolizes employee mobility/changing jobs, but it's not easy to depict employee mobility/changing jobs in a simple graphic (maybe a ladder).
i also have 2 offices, one in oakland (CA) and one in tahoe. thought about building mountain theme into logo but that's just one idea. also thought about a simply graphic that symbolizes employee mobility/changing jobs, but it's not easy to depict employee mobility/changing jobs in a simple graphic (maybe a ladder).
Themes
Colorful
Masculine
Necessity
Modern
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