Design a logo for a promotional agency "Ducks in a row"
Contest details:
- Contest holder: Els Ducks In A Row
- Category: Logo design
- Total budget: € 225.00
- Start date : 28-06-2012 07:01
- Ending date : 06-07-2012 16:29
- Status : Ended
- Required formats: jpg,psd,ai,pdf
- Relevant files: None
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Available languages:
- Number of designs: 147
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Response rate:
low high
Needs:
Hi!
We're ducks in a row, a youthful company with a passion for promotional gear. Right now we are urgently on the look out for a new logo.
We are a promotional agency, maybe a few examples below will set a clear view on what we really do:
We search everything for everyone. On the lookout for 20 Iphone cases with your company logo printed on it to give to your employees? We'll find the right supplier with the right quality! You're looking for 10.000 sunglasses with your logo on it? We'll find someone with the right price.
You're an upcoming DJ who needs merch to sell at his or her gigs? We'll find everything fulfilling your needs at the right price & quality.
We're looking for a hip yet professional logo.
If possible we would love to have some logo's in black & white and color.
Thank you very much. :)
Company description:
Target group:
People who are looking for advertising for their products. From DJ'S/band to gymclubs/schools. From internet carriers to big companies in every bussiness district.
Colors, favourites and other requirements
A duck but preferrably not too childish
refrain
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Description by designer refrain:
[black&white; version on white bg]
The logo consists of the duckpins (bowling pins) which at a same time have a shape of hanging lamps - a symbol of novelty in ideas and concepts.
Why bowling?
The most popular theory concerning the origin of the saying "get your ducks in a row," suggests that "ducks in a row" came from the world of sports, specifically bowling. ( integral text at http://www.wisegeek.com/where-did-the-term-get-your-ducks-in-a-row-come-from.htm)
"Early bowling pins were often shorter and thicker than modern pins, which led to the nickname ducks. Before the advent of automatic resetting machines, these "duck pins" would be manually put back into place between bowling rounds. Therefore, having one's ducks in a row would be a metaphor for having all of the bowling pins organized and properly placed before sending the next ball down the lane."
Logo elements (font, color, etc.) can be adjusted according to your preference.
Your feedback is welcome. -
Els Ducks In A Row says :
I like that you've put some research en thought into it, but maybe a little too much ....
Still , pretty good :) -
Els Ducks In A Row says :
I like that you've put some research en thought into it, but maybe a little too much ....
Still , pretty good :) -
This contest is finished. Its not possible to reply anymore.
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Description by designer refrain:
The logo consists of the duckpins (bowling pins) which at a same time have a shape of hanging lamps - a symbol of novelty in ideas and concepts.
Why bowling?
The most popular theory concerning the origin of the saying "get your ducks in a row," suggests that "ducks in a row" came from the world of sports, specifically bowling. ( integral text at http://www.wisegeek.com/where-did-the-term-get-your-ducks-in-a-row-come-from.htm)
"Early bowling pins were often shorter and thicker than modern pins, which led to the nickname ducks. Before the advent of automatic resetting machines, these "duck pins" would be manually put back into place between bowling rounds. Therefore, having one's ducks in a row would be a metaphor for having all of the bowling pins organized and properly placed before sending the next ball down the lane."
Logo elements (font, color, etc.) can be adjusted according to your preference. Black&white; version available as well.
Your feedback is welcome. -
Els Ducks In A Row says :
I like that you've put some research en thought into it, but maybe a little too much ....
Still , pretty good :) -
This contest is finished. Its not possible to reply anymore.
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Description by designer refrain:
The logo consists of the duckpins (bowling pins) which at a same time have a shape of hanging lamps - a symbol of novelty in ideas and concepts.
Why bowling?
The most popular theory concerning the origin of the saying "get your ducks in a row," suggests that "ducks in a row" came from the world of sports, specifically bowling. ( integral text at http://www.wisegeek.com/where-did-the-term-get-your-ducks-in-a-row-come-from.htm)
"Early bowling pins were often shorter and thicker than modern pins, which led to the nickname ducks. Before the advent of automatic resetting machines, these "duck pins" would be manually put back into place between bowling rounds. Therefore, having one's ducks in a row would be a metaphor for having all of the bowling pins organized and properly placed before sending the next ball down the lane."
Logo elements (font, color, etc.) can be adjusted according to your preference. Black&white; version available as well.
Your feedback is welcome. -
Els Ducks In A Row says :
I like that you've put some research en thought into it, but maybe a little too much ....
Still , pretty good :) -
This contest is finished. Its not possible to reply anymore.
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Description by designer refrain:
The logo consists of the duckpins (bowling pins) which at a same time have a shape of hanging lamps - a symbol of novelty in ideas and concepts.
Why bowling?
The most popular theory concerning the origin of the saying "get your ducks in a row," suggests that "ducks in a row" came from the world of sports, specifically bowling. ( integral text at http://www.wisegeek.com/where-did-the-term-get-your-ducks-in-a-row-come-from.htm)
"Early bowling pins were often shorter and thicker than modern pins, which led to the nickname ducks. Before the advent of automatic resetting machines, these "duck pins" would be manually put back into place between bowling rounds. Therefore, having one's ducks in a row would be a metaphor for having all of the bowling pins organized and properly placed before sending the next ball down the lane."
Logo elements (font, color, etc.) can be adjusted according to your preference. Black&white; version available as well.
Your feedback is welcome. -
Els Ducks In A Row says :
I like that you've put some research en thought into it, but maybe a little too much ....
Still , pretty good :) -
This contest is finished. Its not possible to reply anymore.
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