New speech therapy practice
Contest details:
- Contest holder: LuciaK
- Category: Logo & stationery
- Total budget: € 300.00
- Start date : 17-08-2021 18:42
- Ending date : 24-08-2021 00:00
- Status : Ended
- Relevant files: None
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Available languages:
- Number of designs: 296
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Response rate:
low high
Needs:
The logo is used for my website, LinkedIn, letterhead, business cards and email.
Company description:
In September I will start my own speech therapy practice. The practice is called 'Logopedie STG', where STG stands for Spraak (Speech), Taal (Language) and Gedrag (Behavior). It is a specialist practice, with an emphasis on a strict, targeted and professional approach, but always with an eye for the whole person.
Target group:
I treat both children and adults.
Colors, favourites and other requirements
I like pastel colours, ranging from blue to green, in combination with white. I also like sharp, straight lines.
In addition: I would like to see the letters STG reflected in the design in a creative way. For example, by letter connection or an illustration. Perhaps it can be linked to the words 'Spraak Taal Gedrag' (meaning speech, language and behaviour), or an expression thereof.
satriaacab
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LuciaK says :
I like it! Could you do something with the colours? Look at other designs I rated high. Could you attach the T to the G as well?
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LuciaK says :
I like your design, but I do not understand the dot between the S and the T. Could you remove it, please? And maybe play with the colours a bit more.
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satriaacab says
the dot becomes the eye, and S becomes the nose and mouth that is emitting sound waves. when it's abbreviated it's a picture of people talking
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