Neumeyer FarmLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Neumeyer Farm
Neumeyer Farm has selected their winning logo design.
For $475 they received 107 designs
from 31 different designers from around the world.
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What We Do
Fifty acres of the Neumeyer family’s farmland soon will become a major new park and athletic complex in Bennington, Nebr., designed to embrace the community’s agricultural heritage. Amenities will include 10 practice soccer fields, two tournament-size soccer fields, two ponds, multiple warm-up areas, walking trails, shade structures, a splash park/ice skating rink, inclusive playground, multipurpose lawn, extensive landscaping, parking for 796 vehicles and more. The Neumeyer family first settled in Bennington in the 1800s and have been active members of the community ever since.
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Color Preferences
A clean, crisp navy blue (not royal blue, which is the “school color”).
And maybe a secondary color like gray? Or a tertiary/background color like off-white?
And maybe a secondary color like gray? Or a tertiary/background color like off-white?
Our Ideas & Additional Information
1. Must include the Neumeyer family’s old cattle brand <N> known as the broken-diamond N, which should be in a sans-serif typeface (just like the actual branding irons are).
2. The two words “Neumeyer” and “Farm” should be equal in weight/size/emphasis/importance.
3. Could include “Bennington, Nebraska” (or some abbreviation of the word Nebraska).
4. *If* you’re doing an involved, intricate, detailed logo and you want a tagline/descriptor to incorporate, you might try “Park & Athletic Complex”
2. The two words “Neumeyer” and “Farm” should be equal in weight/size/emphasis/importance.
3. Could include “Bennington, Nebraska” (or some abbreviation of the word Nebraska).
4. *If* you’re doing an involved, intricate, detailed logo and you want a tagline/descriptor to incorporate, you might try “Park & Athletic Complex”