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Logo for nonprofit program
RYLP or Robinson Youth Leadership Project
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Contest Holder
hrobinson23
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Last Logged in : 3435days18hrs ago |
Concepts Submitted
60 |
Guaranteed Prize
200
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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 nonprofit program
Industry:
Education Logo
Contest Launched:
Apr 24, 2014
Selected:
1
winning design from 60 concepts
Winning Design by:
Meganovsky85
Close Date:
May 02, 2014
Creative Brief
Logo for nonprofit program
RYLP or Robinson Youth Leadership Project
we're still working on this- always open to suggestions.
No
This logo is for a program, the Robinson Youth Leadership Project, that is under our nonprofit the HLR Foundation. This program we implement in public schools (failing schools). The logo should be an extension of our master logo (HLR Foundation), of which we will consider the "master brand". We do not want to dilute our master brand but rather compliment it. Considering RYLP is the core of what we do, it is important that the logo creates a powerful single image, allows for more focused and efficient marketing & generates a greater brand awareness.
On the homepage of our website (hlrfoundation.org) it says, "we are on a mission to invest in every young American to prepare them to become well-adjusted contributing members of society." and goes on to say: "Our aim is to develop youth into morally grounded academically accomplished 21st century learners & leaders". If that helps.
Education
Symbolic
Abstract Mark
Initials
Modern
Retro
Cutting-edge
Youthful
Sophisticated
Professional
We're open to color, but for background information that may be helpful, the master brand logo is 2 colors: gold CMYK: 2, 20, 94, & 0. straight black CMYK: 0, 0, 0, 100. We are open to new colors for this logo but welcomed the use of the gold as one of the colors. There are a lot of great colors that go with this gold as I have seen in Adobe Kuler. I have used the color gray in several publications we have written, (CMYK: 80, 69, 58, 19) as background to infographics. But all means don’t feel you need to use gray.
not sure
Please no color red.
Images/logos that are common in education (grades K-12) are very juvenile, immature and dated. This definitely does not represent who we are. We’re different, innovative and sophisticated (somewhat). So in other words no people stick figures.
Again, our website may be helpful (even though its just straight forward for info purposes). www.hlrfoundation.org
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