The LunchbreakLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / The Lunchbreak
The Lunchbreak has selected their winning logo design.
For $275 they received 91 designs
from 21 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
Slogan
A 'break' for parents and a fun lunch for the kids
What We Do
Prepares and delivers hot (and cold) healthy lunches to elementary school children in Saskatoon, Canada
Industry
Color Preferences
I have no set preferences but would prefer not to use primary colours. Open to anything but a shade of green appeals to me. Prefer ideally only 2 colours.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Note: The Lunchbreak Catering Co. is the registered name of the business but I would like just "The Lunchbreak' to be in the logo.
Again open to anything but simplicity in design is important to me. I have wondered if using one of the letters in the name (lunchbreak) as something would work (like the turning the 'a' into a school house or something?). I think keeping 'The' small or less noticeable is an idea? 'The Lunchbreak Catering Co' is the full registered name but I wanted to emphasize 'The Lunchbreak' more than the 'catering co' so I would be open to either just using 'The Lunchbreak' or if using the full registered name, less emphasis should be on 'catering co'.
Again open to anything but simplicity in design is important to me. I have wondered if using one of the letters in the name (lunchbreak) as something would work (like the turning the 'a' into a school house or something?). I think keeping 'The' small or less noticeable is an idea? 'The Lunchbreak Catering Co' is the full registered name but I wanted to emphasize 'The Lunchbreak' more than the 'catering co' so I would be open to either just using 'The Lunchbreak' or if using the full registered name, less emphasis should be on 'catering co'.
Themes
Simple
Colorful
Modern
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