Changeblogger Logo

[Britt Bravo]

Share your ideas for what the Changeblogger logo should look like and if you have any ideas for folks who would be willing to volunteer to design it.

[ShapingYouth]

Love the symmetry and thematics of the exclamation point, the uniqueness of the conversational thought bubble, and the classic boldness of the ever popular Venn. Tough one!

I tried to run this through the Tess trademark search to see what was similar and avoid brand confusion http://tess2.uspto.gov/tmdb/dscm/dsc_26.htm#2601 but geometrics are the largest category so a bit daunting! Also hit http://www.brandsoftheworld.com to see 'what else was like it' as my only concern with #3 is brand differentiation.Ran the alphabetical database using the word "change" in the search string here, too: http://www.allthelogos.com

Bottom line? The vibrant spirit of making a difference comes through in the exclamation/collaborative circle, but the venn says 'inclusive' too, and may have the best reproduction odds/boldness to pop. Fabulous job! Now can I have her number for our nonprofit? ;-)

[Robin]

All three are very good. I think #2 is my most favorite though.

[David Collin]

I like the suggestion of human figures in #1. This is about people, after all.

But I like the color splash of #3. The colors give you the beginning of a color palette to use in graphics.

If you could make #1 more colorful I'd go for that.

dc

[Mark]

Hi Britt - only comment on number three is that while the colors are nice, I hear you're not supposed to use bright reds and blues together; because they're at different ends of the light spectrum, it's visually confusing because you can't actually focus on both at the same time. Or maybe it's just visually striking, which would be a good thing. Who knows.

[Gradon Tripp]

Wow, they all have a great brand look to them, but I'd go for #3, #1, then #2.

Britt Bravo said:

Hey Changebloggers!

A wonderful graphic designer has donated her services to create a Changeblogger logo for us!

I have attached PDFs of her first three ideas.

What do you think?

Britt
www.brittbravo.com

[Melinda]

I like #1 first, followed by #2, and then #3. Very nice stuff! My issue with #3 is that it is very generic, while the other 2 are ones that I haven't seen before. Particularly #1.

[Romina Oliverio]

Hi Britt,

Great work on all of them, but #3 stood out for me so it has my vote :)

Cool to (almost) have a logo!

[Andre Blackman]

I'd have to go with #2 - this is awesome!

Empowering the masses to do great things and change the world...I'm on board.

[The Lady V]

I love the boldness of the exclamation points in #2 but am concerned it won't reproduce well in small sizes. And I'd rather use the font from #3.

Second choice would be #3 - strong graphic, simple and clean.

If this is the result of the first draft, I can't wait to see the final product!

[Wako Takayama]

My favorite is #1 because of the people and the different size people implies diversity and there's a feeling of movement.
I think #3 is the boldest; easiest to see -- especially as a small size. But otherwise, doesn't connect to people or change for me.

[Vanessa Mason]

I also would like to see the exclamation points of #2 with the font of #3. I feel that the exclamation points in a circle captures what changeblogging is all about: collective impact and cooperation.

[Henri Makembe]

1st choice = #3
2nd choice = #2 (treatment 1)
3rd choice = #1