TinkerBrickLogo Design Contest

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TinkerBrick has selected their winning logo design.

For $320 they received 200 designs from 21 different designers from around the world.

Logo Design Brief

Client
United States
Slogan
Making the case for creativity
What We Do
We make cases, and accessories, for devices such as smart phones and tablets, that allow for their customization and incorporation into larger creative constructs.
Industry
Retail
Color Preferences
We are open to any colors, but would like something that would work like a "tone on tone" or B&W image (i.e. a positive/negative engraved onto the cases themselves).
Our Ideas & Additional Information
We are thinking about maybe something with the letters TB stylized that expresses assemblage, as though it were put together from little parts, with the name TinkerBrick in smaller text below. Maybe something with a strong positive negative that would engrave well.
Themes
Masculine
Modern

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Discussion

 
Client
Hello Logo Gladiators! Thanks for taking on the challenge that is our logo. We look forward to seeing some amazing work, and collaborating with some great designers to make this project a real success. Thanks again, and let the design begin!!
12 years ago
 
Client
Thanks HerDish, this is a great start! A couple of general observations: prefer the text under the TB (#2, #3, & #4). Like the idea of incorporating a smart phone device (#1), but it makes the TB hard to read. Like the idea of a 3D feel, but again it makes the TB a little harder to read. Prefer the font and treatment of #s 2-5.
These are all great, I like the smooth and rounded TB, but would also like to explore some that are a little blockier - to pick up on the "brick" idea - or a combination of blocky and curvy.
Thanks again, and keep up the great work!
12 years ago
 
Client
Hi Zonpipo1,
Thanks for these. Would like to see the TB look a little more like it is assembled from different parts. Also, the B can be read too much like a 3, so we need to make sure that it reads clearly as a B.
Thanks again, and look forward to more.
12 years ago
 
Client
Thanks to everyone that has entered so far, these look amazing. A few more general comments: I would love to see some more that are not simply a combination of simple letters (stylized fonts) but where the T and B are created through the clever assembly of positive and negative space. Also, it is important that the image be as clearly a T & B as possible. It is easy for some of these to read as t3, i3, t8, l3, etc. Also, although I said it needs to work well as a B&W image (for when we engrave it on the cases, etc.) I would like to see some more that explore color - even if only tone on tone.
Thanks again to all!
12 years ago
 
Client
General comment for all designers:
Would still like to see some options with color, maybe some gloss, a little more polished high tech feel. Again the B&W comment is only a suggestion for when ( and if) engraved, not a requirement - we want something that has a strong and simple enough form to also work as B&W, but it can have more depth and be more dynamic on the website, in print, etc. Still looking for more "assembled" feel.
They all look great, but would like a little more variety early on to help set a final direction and tone. So far most are very similar. We don't want to be locked in to a particular theme or style too early.
Thanks again, and great job so far!
12 years ago
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