Y2 YogaLogo Design Contest

Logo Design Contest
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Y2 Yoga has selected their winning logo design.

For $300 they received 187 designs from 48 different designers from around the world.

Logo Design Brief

Client
United States
What We Do
We are a yoga studio that teaches a variety of practices from power yoga, to ashtanga yoga, to yin yoga.
Industry
Sport
Color Preferences
Blue, but not a mandatory
Our Ideas & Additional Information
See y2yoga.com for info behind the concept.

Our first thought was to make it elemental, like the periodic table, but we want it to be fresh and not plain and boxy.

Our second thought was if that wasn't attainable then maybe we would take an abstract route and go with something that may or may not even have anything to do with the concept specifically but addresses the idea of yoga, peace, tranquility, and coolness.
Themes
Colorful
Luxury
Modern
Refined

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Discussion

 
Client
One thing we considered was embedding the symbol for OM with a Y and 2. One designer we started with showed us an example of this bu never followed up. It sort of seemed cool.

We really want a logo that we can eventually use for a clothing line. See lululemon.com and Prana.com for examples.

Good start guys!
14 years ago
 
Client
Common references of yoga are the lotus flower and Om symbol, so we would like any reference to these things to have a fresh look to them and not just be obvious.

Also, either the "Y2" or image associated with the logo, should be very recognizable. We don't want it confused with any other brand.

The web 2.0 look is cool, but remember that we need to be able to put it on a t-shirt.So, even though we like reflections, and they may be fine for the website, we can't put that on a pair of paints.

Thanks
14 years ago
 
Client
We like the direction of abstract logos like #'s 9, 10, 21, 22, 23, 25, 27. If the the lotus or om symbol is used it needs to be presented in a way that is not obvious. We have also seen some examples of designs using the bonsai tree, but again in an abstract form. Just fyi
14 years ago
 
Client
"Namaste" is another common yoga saying. It means "the spirit within me, honors the spirit within you."

Ideas involving hands at prayer might achieve this sentiment.

14 years ago
 
Client
Some tying in of the "y2" either directly or abstractly is encouraged but not necessary. We are a yoga studio but we may pursue a clothing line down the road. Brands like "I Love Yoga" and "Be Present" can have brands that are also the tag line, so the logo doesn't have to represent the name. Y2 Yoga is our studio name but doesn't necessarily have to be the name of the clothing line. Just giving offering thoughts.

Thanks.

14 years ago
 
Client
We like the abstract OMs coming in. The only criticisms we are getting is that for those customers that are not familiar with the studio and its name, they may not make out the name "Y2" out of the logo. # 71 solves this by just re-writing the Y2 underneath. This may be the easiest solution to this, but if anyone would like to attempt to subtly clarify the "Y" from the "2" without sacrificing the symbol, then we would really like to see that.

Great jobs guys!
14 years ago
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