Logo for an audio/video/photo digitization company

Archivage Digital

Contest Holder GenevayMediaServices ?

Last Logged in : 1847days6hrs ago

Concepts Submitted

Guaranteed Prize

210

Winner(s)

A Logo, Monogram, or Icon

All design entries are veiled from other designers till the end of the contest.

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Project: Logo for an audio/video/photo dig ...

Industry: Communications and Media Logo

Contest Launched: Aug 26, 2015

Selected: 1 winning design from 97 concepts

Winning Design by: fortunato

Close Date: Sep 04, 2015

Concept #83

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Creative Brief

Project name

Logo for an audio/video/photo digitization company

Design Text

Archivage Digital

Tagline

analog, digital, binary, ad converter, official look, audio, video, photo, archives, technology

Include this tagline in my logo.

Describe who/what this design is about

This is a mix of analog recording mediums and computer data. It represents on one hand the old audio technologies, video and photo and on the other the digital world with the digital archiving.

The service is about converting old archives into digital data on a computer.

The logo should be professional and serious or even look like an institutional one. But if you have another very good idea, it can be interesting too.

Industry type

Communications and Media

What kind of design are you looking for?

Symbolic

Initials

How would you describe the effect in your logo:(Check all that apply)

Professional

What colors would you like?

blue, grey, white, black

How many colors do you want in your design?

not sure

Do you have any additional suggestions or ideas?

One idea was to mix the "a" of archivage with the "d" of digital: "a" is made with old reels or maybe other mediums and the "d" with something binary. It can be a separate logo with a and d or maybe the beginning of the two words (archivage digital).

A second idea was to use the letters "a" and "d" to approach the abbreviation ADC (analog to digital converter). "Archiving" is the analog part and "Digital" the digital part.

You can see two interesting ideas on this page:
http://www.genevay-media-services.ch/archivage-digital-logo-contest/
The logo on the left is maybe too complicated but I like the link between the movie and something thtat can be more digital.
The right one is not sufficiently yielded but it can be a good basis.