specialtyfood.comLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / specialtyfood.com
specialtyfood.com has selected their winning logo design.
For $300 they received 114 designs
from 19 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
Slogan
The information hub for the specialty food industry
What We Do
Specialtyfood.com is the NASFT's (National Association for the Specialty Food Industry, Inc., a non-profit member organization) online presence to help the industry learn, networking and grow.
Industry
Color Preferences
NASFT green (PMS 341) and the “Savory” color palette below:
Run Raisin: 45C, 65M, 60Y, 30K;
Jester Red: 25C, 90M, 65Y, 10K;
Ultramarine: 60C, 35M;
Sun Orange: 50M, 85Y.
Color usage should strike the right balance while maintaining a clean, professional, friendly look & feel.
Run Raisin: 45C, 65M, 60Y, 30K;
Jester Red: 25C, 90M, 65Y, 10K;
Ultramarine: 60C, 35M;
Sun Orange: 50M, 85Y.
Color usage should strike the right balance while maintaining a clean, professional, friendly look & feel.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Logo must include the words: specialtyfood.com and National Association for the Specialty Food Trade (with emphasis on specialtyfood.com).
We are not looking to use food industry icons such as: spoons, forks, plates, fruits & vegetables. We are looking for a logo that has some sort of motion to it that represents "growth, an association, networking, fresh, professional."
We are in the process of revamping our site which lacks any identity: visit specialtyfood.com
We are not looking to use food industry icons such as: spoons, forks, plates, fruits & vegetables. We are looking for a logo that has some sort of motion to it that represents "growth, an association, networking, fresh, professional."
We are in the process of revamping our site which lacks any identity: visit specialtyfood.com
Themes
Secure
Masculine
Simple
Refined
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