The Winston SchoolLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
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The Winston School has selected their winning logo design.
For $725 they received 416 designs
from 34 different designers from around the world.
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Client
Slogan
A Positive Place to Learn
What We Do
Winston is a school in San Diego county, California that levied kids from in middle and high school students with learning issues, kids who could do well in school if taught in a different way.
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Color Preferences
Blue with a fun accent color. In the file attached the colors are too muted to use on a dark background. We will need to print on white but also on darker t-shirts or tinted water bottles. We are in San DIego so something reflecting ocean/beach would be appropriate. Nothing busy or too cute.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Attached is a draft I did myself just to see if we liked the W as the foundation.
- Things we like about it: bold, colorful, the arrow indicates forward progress for students who have struggled in school, it can stand on its own without name of the school and would be clearly identifiable from farther away. The choice of serif font is on purpose, the school is 25 years old and we did not want to throw away all of that history.
- Things we did not like: colors would not also work on dark background, is too thick and heavy
- We think we want the W as the basis but I checked 'abstract mark' as well in case any of you has a great idea.
- Things we like about it: bold, colorful, the arrow indicates forward progress for students who have struggled in school, it can stand on its own without name of the school and would be clearly identifiable from farther away. The choice of serif font is on purpose, the school is 25 years old and we did not want to throw away all of that history.
- Things we did not like: colors would not also work on dark background, is too thick and heavy
- We think we want the W as the basis but I checked 'abstract mark' as well in case any of you has a great idea.