Logo for European Research Project TransCard
Contest details:
Silver
- Contest holder: marijkeschreurs
- Category: Logo design
- Total budget: € 299.00
- Start date : 06-08-2013 13:02
- Ending date : 27-08-2013 12:57
- Status : Ended
- Required formats: jpg,ai,pdf
- Relevant files: None
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Available languages:
- Number of designs: 62
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Response rate:
low high
Needs:
The logo will be used for all kind of communications (internet, posters, presentations, etc).
Company description:
TransCard is a European Research project with the aim: 'Translating disease into Cardiovascular health’: It means that insight into the molecular origin of disturbed LDL, triglyceride and/or HDL metabolism in patients can provide immediate targets for pharmaceutical intervention leading to successful treatment of this disease
The logo will be used for all kind of communications (internet, posters, presentations, etc).
Target group:
Colors, favourites and other requirements
lyra
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Description by designer lyra:
color variation
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Description by designer lyra:
...and here is a horizontal version.
Logo description is attached to the vertical version of the logo.
Your feedback is welcome -
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Description by designer lyra:
Here is my concept for your logo. It is clean, simple and suitable for any medium, for web and for print.
The logo consists of two hearts divided by an s-form path ("safe way"). The hearts form a cross which stands for medical sector/treatment. The translation/transition is underlined by the use of gradient colors. If you like the concept I can send you several color variations (already prepared but not sent yet due to 15-submission limit).
Design elements (colors, fonts, etc.) can be changed according to your preference. Looking forward to your thoughts on this design. Thank you
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please, don't forget to enlarge the image to see the actual colors -
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