The Green Grass ProjectLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / The Green Grass Project
The Green Grass Project has selected their winning logo design.
For $575 they received 131 designs
from 25 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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What We Do
Split into three phases, the Green Grass Project (GGP) identifies elements of our business process that are environmentally & eco-friendly. Key elements within The Green Grass Projectâ„¢ include new and improved boxes with high quality graphics printed on kraft boxes (bleach free recycled paper) and clamshells made from recycled materials & renewable resources.
to learn more, visit www.thegreengrassproject.com
The purpose of the GGP is to promote our company green initiatives as it relates to the growing, packing, and shipping of gourmet greenhouse produce.
to learn more, visit www.thegreengrassproject.com
The purpose of the GGP is to promote our company green initiatives as it relates to the growing, packing, and shipping of gourmet greenhouse produce.
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current version we have is blue, green, white. Given we are talking about a green initiative, it should use the same color scheme. Green: Pantone 362 C - Blue: Pantone 2925 C
Our Ideas & Additional Information
to learn more, visit www.thegreengrassproject.com
By visiting that URL, you will see all the elements in the program. The scope of this logo tournament is to redesign the primary logo of the program
By visiting that URL, you will see all the elements in the program. The scope of this logo tournament is to redesign the primary logo of the program
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