Phoenix - Your AI AssistantLogo Design
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Description
Experience Level: Intermediate
Type of logo: Word mark, Abstract mark, Pictorial mark, Emblem
Brand name/slogan in logo: Travercial
Ideas for the visual style: See extra notes
Preferred colors: See extra notes
Where the design will be used: Web, business cards
Extra notes: Hi,
I'm looking for a logo for our new start up business.
The company is commercial & customer strategy specialist in the travel industry - we have generally provided professional services to airlines under a previous name but now branching out across wider travel section.
The logo will need to appeal to a b2b audience - ultimately a CEO, CEO level of a large "British Airways", "Emirates" type customer. For this reason it can't be "zainy" but we would like it to get a across the message of being innovative and a little unusual. The company is very data and process focused and a little bit more future facing that more traditional organisations in the sector.
So the logo really has to say trustworthy/competent but new, innovative and modern.
Our competitors call themselves aviation or travel consultancies - while we will still be providing "consultancy" we want to move away from that word into a more product/solution driven position.
Our work could be feasibly anywhere in the world so it needs to scan and not cause issues if used abroad. A lot of our work is middle east based.
The general points we've been thinking around is linking networks perhaps to an idea (like firing in the neurons in the brain) or an the networks creating something like an infinity loop.
Below are some examples (although not many) of some things we liked. The Zipliner logo for the networks and dots (as it also links to an airline route map) the neuron idea of Carmen and perhaps the colours and font of the last one.
Colour wise we're thinking blues, greens and greys but with a flash of something bolder (the "unconventional/modern" element) such as an orange etc.
We're not completely set on the above and could be influence towards other ideas but this is our thinking.
The key thing is that it has to able to read easily by people who may not have English as a first or even second language.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Stuart
Brand name/slogan in logo: Travercial
Ideas for the visual style: See extra notes
Preferred colors: See extra notes
Where the design will be used: Web, business cards
Extra notes: Hi,
I'm looking for a logo for our new start up business.
The company is commercial & customer strategy specialist in the travel industry - we have generally provided professional services to airlines under a previous name but now branching out across wider travel section.
The logo will need to appeal to a b2b audience - ultimately a CEO, CEO level of a large "British Airways", "Emirates" type customer. For this reason it can't be "zainy" but we would like it to get a across the message of being innovative and a little unusual. The company is very data and process focused and a little bit more future facing that more traditional organisations in the sector.
So the logo really has to say trustworthy/competent but new, innovative and modern.
Our competitors call themselves aviation or travel consultancies - while we will still be providing "consultancy" we want to move away from that word into a more product/solution driven position.
Our work could be feasibly anywhere in the world so it needs to scan and not cause issues if used abroad. A lot of our work is middle east based.
The general points we've been thinking around is linking networks perhaps to an idea (like firing in the neurons in the brain) or an the networks creating something like an infinity loop.
Below are some examples (although not many) of some things we liked. The Zipliner logo for the networks and dots (as it also links to an airline route map) the neuron idea of Carmen and perhaps the colours and font of the last one.
Colour wise we're thinking blues, greens and greys but with a flash of something bolder (the "unconventional/modern" element) such as an orange etc.
We're not completely set on the above and could be influence towards other ideas but this is our thinking.
The key thing is that it has to able to read easily by people who may not have English as a first or even second language.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Stuart
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