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BabyDoll
44 posts |
#22816 2007-09-19 13:33 GMT |
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I have a logo that I am creating for a non-profit, environmental company and was wondering what colors would be most effective to use?
Any help is much appreciated :-) M I am actually looking at including embossing in the logo design itself. The best example I could find I found here http://blog.simpleplants.com/?p=38. This project really needs to look defined, simple and natural. I agree with comments made so far in terms of using green. The nature of this company is a composite testing facility/ test lab of waste products that get recycled into consumer products. |
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RainDrop
42 posts |
#22817 2007-09-19 13:38 GMT |
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green and white is best.
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Jules
44 posts |
#22818 2007-09-19 13:40 GMT |
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Green, of course.
I think it'll be better if you also make a rainbow color. |
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MortalKombat
35 posts |
#22819 2007-09-19 13:46 GMT |
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I guess it depends on whether you want the colors to symbolize an ecological theme or whether you want the colors to stand out and get attention. A combination of white blue green brown and black would be "my choice". But studies have been done of other color combinations to draw the eye in immediately. I recently saw a book at Barnes and Nobles that addressed a number of questions (with examples) related to color and advertising...it is a science and art! Good Luck! Wish I could see it when you are done
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RedRiver
84 posts |
#22820 2007-09-19 13:52 GMT |
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Any color with a red hue to it (ie: purple, pink, orange, or RED) will stand out against most backgrounds.
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Cat
32 posts |
#22821 2007-09-19 15:17 GMT |
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i would say a dark red and a brown-green... might not sound appealing but it looks good
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Eli
49 posts |
#22822 2007-09-19 17:28 GMT |
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green, white and blue!
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Jake
37 posts |
#22823 2007-09-19 19:11 GMT |
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Any colours found in nature:
blue green brown orange white |
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