SwimtopiaLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Swimtopia
Swimtopia has selected their winning logo design.
For $300 they received 344 designs
from 39 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
Swimtopia is a website and online community created to help swim teams and swimmers manage and share data such as meet entries, best times, goals and achievements
Industry
Color Preferences
Blue - blue is an obvious choice for swimming, but it is boring and overused. Have in mind blue with a strong accent color (or colors). Some ideas:
Blue + Green, Blue + Purple, Blue + Green + Purple, Blue + Orange + Purple. Am open to and would like to see other color variations. Blue is not necessarily required.
Blue + Green, Blue + Purple, Blue + Green + Purple, Blue + Orange + Purple. Am open to and would like to see other color variations. Blue is not necessarily required.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Must convey the idea of "Competitive Swimming PARADISE"
Key concepts:
ENJOYMENT, SIMPLICITY, HARMONY, ENERGY
Would like to avoid obvious swimming imagery such as googles, starting blocks, etc. as it is over-used. If this imagery is used, it will require a twist that will make it stand out. An innovative use of water imagery would be very welcome.
Favor simple/elegant over intricate/detailed design.
Keep in mind: In a world of swimming-related products and services, it's the "topia" part of the name/concept that has to stand out and be memorable. Put emphasis on the 'Topia' part of the brand.
As this is a brand focused on competitive swimming, ENERGY or MOTION, is a critical component.
One swimming related logo we admire (but do not want to imitate) is the logo of the Nitro Swimming team. See: http://nitroswim.com -- We like that it is iconic and simple, yet subtly conveys swimming and motion by adding a "wake" through a strong capital N letterform.
IDEAL CONCEPT brings the 'swim' and 'topia' components into a cohesive whole.
FONT SELECTION: like simple, rounded letterforms with smooth curves for 'S', 'w', 'm' and 'o' shapes. Need to have clear, readable shapes for all letters. Prefer san-serif fonts.
COLOR: We like color! Prefer more than one color. Do not like all blue logos.
CAPITALIZATION: Prefer the SwimTopia over other capitalization. Again we like the capital 'T' because it puts emphasis on the 'Topia' part of the brand.
Key concepts:
ENJOYMENT, SIMPLICITY, HARMONY, ENERGY
Would like to avoid obvious swimming imagery such as googles, starting blocks, etc. as it is over-used. If this imagery is used, it will require a twist that will make it stand out. An innovative use of water imagery would be very welcome.
Favor simple/elegant over intricate/detailed design.
Keep in mind: In a world of swimming-related products and services, it's the "topia" part of the name/concept that has to stand out and be memorable. Put emphasis on the 'Topia' part of the brand.
As this is a brand focused on competitive swimming, ENERGY or MOTION, is a critical component.
One swimming related logo we admire (but do not want to imitate) is the logo of the Nitro Swimming team. See: http://nitroswim.com -- We like that it is iconic and simple, yet subtly conveys swimming and motion by adding a "wake" through a strong capital N letterform.
IDEAL CONCEPT brings the 'swim' and 'topia' components into a cohesive whole.
FONT SELECTION: like simple, rounded letterforms with smooth curves for 'S', 'w', 'm' and 'o' shapes. Need to have clear, readable shapes for all letters. Prefer san-serif fonts.
COLOR: We like color! Prefer more than one color. Do not like all blue logos.
CAPITALIZATION: Prefer the SwimTopia over other capitalization. Again we like the capital 'T' because it puts emphasis on the 'Topia' part of the brand.
Themes
Simple
Colorful
Luxury
Modern
Refined
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