Pack 'n StackLogo Design Contest

Hello! Here are some hints for getting the most out of your contest as it progresses:

~~ Rank designs daily -- this will encourage participation.
~~ Rank and re-rank a variety of designs to get a variety of new entries.
~~ Ranking gets your contest noticed! Unless your contest is private, 1st place entries are posted to the portfolio page: https://logotournament.com/portfolio
~~ Ranking designs daily will also keep your contest from getting cluttered.
~~ The more feedback you provide, the better results you are going to see.
~~ Designers are not offended by "Not Interested"
~~ Over-use of "Not Interested" discourages participation.
~~ Ranking is a non-monitary means of showing apprecaition for designers hard work.
~~ Designers earn points for ranked designs. We like to earn points.

More detailed information on how to get the most out of your contest can be found here:
https://logotournament.com/forum/general_discussion/914

I would be interested to see what someone could come up with using Pack 'n Stack's unique plastic box design in a pictoral logo. Don't be afraid of being overly creative. I would rather something that jumps out, than something that blends in.

Some of the logos being developed for the contest link below I really like. This may provide a reference point. By no means am I asking for a duplication of these logo concepts, but to give an idea of the general design elements that I like: clarity, relevancy to the business, and attention grabbing.

https://logotournament.com/contests/the_easy_fill_tm_yard_bag

I am still looking for more design ideas. Perhaps someone could try using stick people, or some other simple representation of people packing and stacking these boxes. Or anything else that you think might be effective.

Regards,

Ash

I am uncertain if I like my company name spelled Pack 'n Stack or Pack-N-Stack. It all depends on the logo concept and overall feel of the design. So use either spelling.

Thanks,

Ash

For new designs, can you try using some new colors than the ones already used. I am finding the colors being used to be repetitious. To give some ideas, I like the color scheme that Starbucks is using for their VIA Ready Brew packaging.

Maybe this could be used as some inspiration for color choices. Try colors that are bold, yet earthy.

Here is a link showing their new VIA package design.

http://www.thirdwayblog.com/post-types/commentary/commentary-starbucks-via-instant-coffee-breaking-the-brand.html

You don't need to use these exact colors, but take a look at these autumn colors used together. I think it might be quite effective. Even these autumn colors mixed with a bit of green.

Thanks,

Ash