P4P Enterprises (Pound 4 Pound)Logo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / P4P Enterprises (Pound 4 Pound)
P4P Enterprises (Pound 4 Pound) has selected their winning logo design.
For $300 they received 141 designs
from 21 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
Multi-faceted media/entertainment/consulting business providing artist management/business development/event production & promotion/strategic partnerships & sales-marketing consulting to individuals and companies.
Industry
Color Preferences
Deep blue/purple,yellow/orange,grey/chrome/black,stone/granite - a color or colors that evoke strength and forged to stand the test of time. Can be bold but not bright and flashy
Our Ideas & Additional Information
The samples uploaded are an original sketch and another interpretation. I have refined my desire to take out the cartoon look and barbells and now want to make it more stylized and corporate while keeping a rock solid image of strength. P4P stands for Pound 4 Pound - small but mighty-Our founder is vertically challenged :) Company is built on rock solid relationships, forged and refined over time with faith in God as the cornerstone. I would like to keep the # 4 in the middle with a steel, girder with rivets or daimond plate type look and P's on the left and right (bookends) instead of barbells that are more chiseled in stone or granite with a 3-dimensional look. Logo should give a heavy sturdy look that clearly evokes strength, integrity & reliability with a rock solid foundation. I envision it left to right but might be open to P4P being stacked
Themes
Masculine
Complex
Classic
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