Small Pets MonthlyLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Small Pets Monthly
Small Pets Monthly has selected their winning logo design.
For $380 they received 114 designs
from 11 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
Small Pets Monthly is an online shop that sells pets supplies like: food, bedding, hay, chews, treats and toys.
All these supplies are for 3 different types of pets: hamsters, guinea pigs and rabbits.
It is an online business not only for parents but also for kids that are just going to get their first pet and need everything that is necessary for their new pet.
It is a very fun shop. everything is available, it is meant for the family and for kids.
All these supplies are for 3 different types of pets: hamsters, guinea pigs and rabbits.
It is an online business not only for parents but also for kids that are just going to get their first pet and need everything that is necessary for their new pet.
It is a very fun shop. everything is available, it is meant for the family and for kids.
Industry
Color Preferences
orange, blue, yellow..maybe a little bit of green.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Please take a look at his link: http://www.turbonacho.com/web/draft/. It a a very bad draft, but it shows like the idea of the MGM logo ( like the lion in the middle and something around it). In this case it has to be a Hamster, a Guinea Pig and a Rabbit in the middle ( all together)and then a ribbon around the animals.
The animals should show their complete body, not just the head or face.
they should have a very cute or funny look.
under the ribbon it should say: www.smallpetsmonthly.com, and leave a space on top of the ribbon for another website url.
The animals should show their complete body, not just the head or face.
they should have a very cute or funny look.
under the ribbon it should say: www.smallpetsmonthly.com, and leave a space on top of the ribbon for another website url.
Themes
Colorful
Luxury
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