Raises awareness and community support for the Seattle Police Department, through fundraising, grants and community outreach events.
Industry
Non-Profit
Top Three Things to Communicate
#1 - Partnership
#2 - Safety
#3 - "In this together"
Our Target Audience:
Seattle community at large. Seattle population is generally liberal and well-educated. Donors are both very high-income from the business community or mid-range income from the community. Crime is generally low in Seattle, and residents are very good about reporting crime, and working with the police to solve crime problems.
Color Preferences
Our current logo is dark blue, white and black in a shield shape with the cityscape inside. No color is off limits if it gets the point across, but Seattle Police Officers do wear blue, too much green or brown may be confused with King County Law Enforcement Colors. Some combination of "Police" and "Seattle". Elegance, refinement, seriousness and masculine over feminine, is important, but the logo should also be somewhat accessible and not "standoffish". Very traditional, or very minimalist modern would be interesting.
Our Ideas and Additional Information:
See more at www.seattlepolicefoundation.org We are very open to changing our current design and our slogan, you are welcome to try a new slogan as well.
Themes
Masculine
Elegant
Secure
Quiet
Refined
Style
Wordmark
Stylized type that may include small abstract or pictorial elements.
Pictorial Mark
Literal or representative imagery is used to symbolize the brand.
Abstract Mark
Abstract shapes and symbols convey an idea or feeling.
Emblem
A badge that usually envelopes the logo
Famous Logos displayed under fair use to enrich the general publics' knowledge of graphic design.
Applications
Web
Print
Signs
Clothing
Diamond Contest
We're sorry, but this contest is presently open to a limited pool of designers.
Those under "not interested" are too similar to our current logo. #10 is interesting but the happy star does not fit our brand, perhaps the city skyline inside the badge instead of on top instead of the star? #9 seems like a good start, but unfinished in concept. #3 would have problems with the stand-alone Space Needle, needs entire skyline for legal reasons.
