Phantom Cellar Logo Design Contest

Phantom Cellar has selected their winning logo design.

For $450 they received 210 designs from 19 different designers from around the world.
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Logo Design Brief
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robgundling
United States

What We Do

Winery, and Brewery

Industry

Travel & Hospitality

Top Three Things to Communicate

#1 - Identifiable character
#2 - Mystery
#3 - Fun

Our Target Audience:

Primarily male, 25 - 40, Orange County CA, above average to high income. Craft Brewing, High end wines

Color Preferences

Open, but prefer color over black and white

Our Ideas and Additional Information:

Sorry, not at this time

Themes

Colorful
Luxury
Adventure

Style

Character

A mascot represents the brand.
Famous Logos displayed under fair use to enrich the general publics' knowledge of graphic design.

Applications

Web
Print
Clothing

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Discussion

Discussion

robgundling
United States
Looking for something a little on the scary / edgy side, not gross or horific. PG13 as opposed to G.
9 years ago
robgundling
United States
For inspiration, I'd probably look at google images for ghost, and draw inspiration from something that looks PG13, not G, not R or beyond.
9 years ago
robgundling
United States
Let's drop the word cellar, and just use phantom. Character is way more important, and we are brewery first, winery second
9 years ago
robgundling
United States
Still looking for a good identifiable character. A little scary, a little edgy.
9 years ago
robgundling
United States
The top 4 are really close. Definitely heading in the right direction. Still room for improvement I think.
9 years ago
robgundling
United States
I think more lifelike would be good
9 years ago
robgundling
United States
I like cleaner fonts over typical spooky fonts. I like color contrasts. This will end up being printed on beer / wine labels and needs to attract eyeballs as it will sit on a shelf with hundreds of other labels.
9 years ago
robgundling
United States
And I'm not tied to green / red, orange, yellow are good as well. Blue could work. Just the green and red are looking best now
9 years ago