Logo of a new kidstore in Paris smart and trendy : Bouh !
Contest details:
Bronze
- Contest holder: cathploquin
- Category: Logo design
- Total budget: € 229.00
- Start date : 13-11-2013 11:51
- Ending date : 27-01-2014 12:00
- Status : Ended
- Required formats: jpg,psd,ai,pdf
- Relevant files: None
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Available languages:
- Number of designs: 414
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Response rate:
low high
Needs:
Need a logo sober and classy for a smart population and at the same time a little bit playful because it is a shop for children. A little bit rock, a little bit soft...
The logo has to serve as physical sign to the store but also for the trade web site, loyalty cards, bags, flyers...
Company description:
Bouh!
Is a concept-store in Paris for 0-10 year old child proposing all that we can find in a room : furniture, shoes, clothes, accessories, toys, blankets, decoration, jewels, linen of bed... Products of partially organic quality, partially made in France, small creators and brand recognized.
It is also a space of workshops for child.
Target group:
Main target: Parisian bobo with child of 0-10 but globally every person having a present to be made for a child. For the site : demanding parents looking for the quality and the beautiful things to be offered.
Colors, favourites and other requirements
The logo must be readable in n&b but otherwise colors are: black, white, fluorescent pink (magenta) and gold.
A version just with " bouh!" is needed and a version with the baseline "sélection pointue pour parents exigeants" and a declension for the workshops. No bubbles of BD! Authorized stars.
mpk
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Description by designer mpk:
voici ma participation. Un petit logo assez simple, avec une couronne dessinée à la main pour rappeler que l'enfant est roi dans ce magasin. Une typo manuaire plutôt moderne dans une bulle qui pourrait rappeler la forme d'un petit fantôme...tout simplement.
En bas une autre proposition, un petit monstre plus explicite, la couronne se transforme en bouche pleine de dents. -
This contest is finished. Its not possible to reply anymore.
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