THE FORUMLogo Design Contest

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THE FORUM has selected their winning logo design.

For $675 they received 338 designs from 64 different designers from around the world.

Logo Design Brief

Client
United States
What We Do
Mastermind of Business Executives and CEOs
Industry
Consulting
Color Preferences
Muted colors - blacks whites greys browns with sporadic other colors to reflect a 18th or 19th century vibe.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
See the logos I chose for examples and use your creativity.

Letterpress, handcut letter fonts, or even Greek Letters using a V for the U in FORVM could be nice as well.
Themes
Luxury
Masculine
Complex
Colorful
Classic
Raw
Style Inspiration

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Discussion

 
Client
Thanks everyone for taking on this project over the holidays!

LogoTournament has been especially nice to me over the years and I expect this tournament to be no less spectacular.

Please leave comments with any questions - I can't wait to see what comes out of this
3 years ago
 
Client
PLEASE take a look at the Style Inspirations I selected to guide you in your logo creation! I gave them quite a bit of thought
3 years ago
 
Client
The FORUM was a place where the Greeks held the senate and other important political and business gatherings.

I want to explain my comments about replacing the U with a V - if you look at historical buildings where lettering is etched in marble or granite, the letter U shows up often as the letter V ...

If you do something that looks like stone carved logo, this would be appropriate use of switching the letters. If not it doesn't make nearly as much sense.

I'm sorry I wasn't more clear.

ALSO I want to convey a sense of OLD STABILITY. So logos that look like a century old (or much more) will evokee the vibe that we're looking for
3 years ago
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