Open Government Institute of CaliforniaLogo Design Contest Logo Design Contest Contests / Open Government Institute of California Open Government Institute of California has selected their winning logo design. For $500 they received 264 designs from 38 different designers from around the world. Find out how LogoTournament works How LogoTournament works Contest Logo Design Brief Edit Client Open Government Institute United States Slogan Combining the tools of new and traditional media to directly impact the transparency, accountability, performance, and effectiveness of the California. What We Do We're a non-profit, non-partisan think tank focused on increasing transparency and accountability in the California state government. 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I understand the "C" means California, but it's not very intuitive.Thinking the "Institute of California" may need to be subordinate to the words, "Open Government"Checkout our current logo at www.myopengov.org. We like it, but are using the contest to see if someone can create something that really pops and captures our imagination before we spend the money to develop and launch a marketing campaign planned for later this summer. 15 years ago satto Logo Designer Love that, i'm in! 15 years ago Open Government Institute Client IMPORTANT!!!Designers - We really do not want to emphasize the initials of the organization ("OGIC"). Submissions that overemphasize the initials are unlikely to win the day. We look forward to seeing your work! 15 years ago Donovan Cazares Logo Designer OMG... 15 years ago Open Government Institute Client #58 is good because it doesn't take the concept of "open" so literally. It feels light and fresh. It also is a nice combination of traditional logo artwork with just a little bit of contemporary "web 2.0" design.Also, a note about the font and the kerning of the font... It looks more "open". The words "Open Government" pop without the font being bold. While I like the idea of a logo being bold and drawing attention, it also needs to match the tone, feel, and purpose of the organization.#57 is interesting if we decide on a more literal logo. The capitol building is detailed, but not too detailed. We also like the addition of "ideas" or "information" coming out of the building. The problem with this concept is that it is not new. It has been around for many years and has been used extensively in campaigns. That is a significant drawback. 15 years ago Open Government Institute Client FYI - The font and spacing of the logo text on #63 is what we are looking for. 15 years ago Open Government Institute Client JR2 and thesaint: Thanks for the notice about the similar logos. 15 years ago Open Government Institute Client Only 45 minutes left... any updates based on the current sorting or feedback?#63 #198 #160 #176 #228 #197 #238 #161 #167 #219 #144 #58 #178 #186 #194 #48 #210 15 years ago thesaint Logo Designer i'm sorry, i'm late to check the contest update, my internet just down, i can refine my entry if you interested the concept #210, thanks. :) 15 years ago satto Logo Designer Some of the best logos are "not interested"... 15 years ago