Logo for "Ilive" online livestream-channel (for building services/plumbing industry) wanted!
Contest details:
Silver
- Contest holder: Wundersamer
- Category: Logo design
- Total budget: € 329.00
- Start date : 16-08-2018 14:58
- Ending date : 30-08-2018 14:54
- Status : Ended
- Required formats: jpg,ai,pdf
- Relevant files: None
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Available languages:
- Number of designs: 139
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Response rate:
low high
Needs:
We’re looking for a logo for our online-streaming portal called „Ilive“.
Subtitle: „Der SHK-Branchentalk“
Background to the name:
It is a platform where we’re streaming discussions between people of the plumber-scene , smart living etc. live and online. Right now we’re doing it under the name „Installateur TV“ (plumber TV in English). Because our new cooperation with the channel "SHK-TV" we need a logo that combines these two channels. The new logo can lean on these two logos (attached) or can be something completely new.
Please create a logo where you can definitely see a difference between the letters I (big i) and l (small L) because it’s important to us to write it „Ilive“ and not „iLive“ or „ILive“ etc.
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Colors, favourites and other requirements
masterbrandy
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masterbrandy says
with this design, contains Bold font as what you sample in the appendix.. Bold is eye catching in billboard,signage and tv..also in long distance.. hope this appeals to you..feedback is welcome..
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Description by designer masterbrandy:
Hoi,
Met dit eenvoudige, schone, slanke ontwerp.
mijn vlam is niet opnieuw te gebruiken als wat we kunnen zien in uw voorbeeld in de bijlage.
Feedback is welkom ..
We zullen werken aan uw wensen ..
oprecht
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