Logo for a city political campaign.

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• May 06, 2014 4:13 PM
   Splitgrey
   
  Designers, hello and thank you all for your submissions!! It is clear that there is quite a bit of talent out there and we appreciate all of the entries. After viewing the many different styles of logos that have been submitted, we can start narrowing down to a specific concept. The most liked styles thus far have been logos that have these qualities: 1) Retained a similar font and feel of the original "Jennifer Goode, Vacaville City Council" logo. But yet added some flair like a light gradient across the letters. 2) The logo has an illustrated icon that can go both to the left of the text and/or above the text. 3) The icon has a unique feel that embodies a 'fresh perspective.' The icon shape seems nice when it's circular or square. 4) Fluid lines seem nice in the icon 5) Colors with gradients seem favorable 6) Icons with the hills and the sun seem to be favored as well, BUT NOT AN EXACT REPLICA. Thankyou again everyone for your efforts!
  
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• May 04, 2014 2:03 PM
   Splitgrey
   
  Thank you for the submissions, thus far. Here is some feedback after review: We are open to more creative liberty with the design. The most important elements are being able to read the last name: 'Goode' and relating that to the position: 'Vacaville City Council.' If you choose to incorporate elements of the City's logo (not required), we prefer them to be more interpretive or impressionist (softer, more fluid lines, gradients), and less a copy of that logo to avoid any copyright issues, referring to the sun rays in Design #2 and #3. The rolling hills are indicative of the geography of the City. The accent colors of yellow and gold are nice, but we're concerned about losing them if used on a white background during print. For example, in Design #1, the position title gets lost on the white background, and is difficult to read. Have fun with this and don't be afraid to take more liberties - think fresh, new, sophisticated. The design of the last name needs to be the only element that complements the old/existing campaign logo - we just need it to be recognizable.
  
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