ParkourEDULogo Design Contest

Movement Innovation and Sustainability

Providing the best coaching and training methods for Parkour.

Our logo needs to be able to stand strongly in just black and white. But we are not opposed to a colored version as well.

We have a specific idea of what we want. We need the following elements incorporated:

- Since we are going for a higher education feel, we want a circular crest sort of logo like colleges/universities have. Inside of the circle seal, we want a shield. Here's an example of something similar: http://etc.usf.edu/clipart/4200/4219/ma-seal_6_lg.gif

- On the shield, we want a specific human shape in each quadrant (from a side view). We would like the human shape to be that of an athletic FEMALE (mostly identifiable by her ponytail hairstyle). The top left quadrant should be a person doing a running, 1 footed jump off a ledge/wall. The top right should be a person in mid-air form. The bottom left should be a person the split second before landing on a ledge/wall. The bottom right should be a person who has landed in good squat/landing form. We would like the bottom right quadrant to be inverted colors (white on black). The other 3 quadrants can be black on white.

*****IMPORTANT - The shapes/biomechanics shown in the attached images are very important to follow! We picked out 4 images that show the ideal positions/postures for a running gap jump to precise landing. Since we are an educational entity for movements like this, the body position needs to be accurate.****

- We would like the human shapes to be stylized silhouettes kind of like how you see on some coins and seals. The silhouettes can be a little bit simplified (not looking for highly detailed ones).

- Like colleges have their names and slogans worked into the outer areas of the circle seal, we want "ParkourEDU" to stand out. More subtle/smaller should be the slogan "Movement Innovation and Sustainability" and "Est. 2006".

- We are open to similar ideas that incorporate these general ideas into shields, seals, crests, and even coin-like designs.