#logoconcorbata

I wanted to keep doing the 30 logos challenge, but prompts 19 and 20 are really giving me trouble, so I decided to make a totally unrelated logo and call it a day so, inspired by this amazing fic that has me obsessed titled Keep him safe (Go. Read. Now.) by @whatwashernameagain, the unnauthorized Pat-isserie logo!!

Onto the details!

I didn't want to use a cupcake or cake, so I googled pattiseries and lord, am I hungry.

Settled for a cupcake anyway because is more identificable than other baked goodies.

Pastel blue because Patton, that's a given.

The original idea was to use the cupcake to separate the word, but using different fonts seemed more natural.

Not so easy to spot, but the letter T has a gradient.

Once put together, the fonts made me think of the shows Bewitched and I Dream of Jeannie, they both have animated intros, so I just went ahead and made everything else cartoon-like.

The things where the cupcakes are were originally intended to be iron thingies (how are they called?) but I really wanted to try my hand on a mock-up and, of course, there's no way to have something exact, so they're drawn in this one.

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Allow me to say that I love this app's name

"Hi!

Avocado is an upcoming app for smart grocery shopping! Our bundle includes a mount for your phone to attach to the handle of your grocery cart/buggy and will scan each item as you put it in your cart. This keeps track of all kinds of awesome data including total price, calories and other nutritional information, recipe ideas based on what's in your cart, and more!

We need the logo to include both an icon and text, please! We also ask that you provide what the app icon would look like with the logo. Thanks!

Zoey Pearson Avocado"

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I don't have a lot to say about this challenge besides the fact I wanted to avoid the glass or the bottle, so I went with wine stains.

"Hey there,

My Wine is a new online service that delivers premium wine to your doorstep. You choose from a variety of tastes and preferences to pair up with your dinner plans.

We're not sure exactly what direction to go in for this, but we do know we require a merlot red color. Somewhere around the #81151c color range. We are also considering something that represents delivery but it's not required. Thank you!

Joanne Evans My Wine"

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I'm skipping challenge 22 because is redesigning my own logo, what I already did just before starting this challenge.

"Hey there,

Deadbeat is an online music community focused on EDM, Drum & Bass, House, Dubstep, etc. type of music. Our close competitors for your reference are Monstercat and 99Lives.

We'd like our logo to focus around the dead + beat idea. Dead could be a skull or zombie and the beat (music) featuring either headphones or music equalizer styles.

For the style, we prefer something colorful like 99Lives album art. Something when someone sees the logo and just wants to listen to some awesome music!

Craig Wilson Deadbeat"

I have to say this is one of my favorites so far.

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Day 16! Butcher knives scare me so much, but that was the most fitting for this.

"Hi there,

Sharp has been creating high quality cooking knives for over a decade. We're known for our craftsmanship, quality, and outstanding cuts.

We provide a variety of knives from chef to bread, and we need a new logo to represent our quality. We'd like our logo to be black and white, no colors please. We like logos that focus on minimalism and feature very subtle details.

Thanks so much!

Kevin Robinson Sharp"

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This one made me crave candy so much but I don't have any, maybe I should go to this store!

"Hello there!

Pleased to be working with you. I'm in the final steps of opening a candy shop in the UK called Sweets. Yep, a pretty awesome and straight forward name!

We'll offer a very wide variety of candy; just about anything you can imagine. I would love for the logo to capture the joys of candy whether it be with an icon, colors, etc.

You can try a lollipop, wrapped candy, chocolate, etc. There are really a lot of different things that could represent Sweets, so long as the text "Sweets" is legible from a far distance as this will be on our sign.

I would please ask that the words "Candy Shop" are below the main name "Sweets".

Jeffrey Young Sweets Candy Shop"

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Aaaaand the actual prompt from today is here!

"Hello!

Glad to connect with you. Sparked is a video game news website featuring the latest news in all video games, esports, and tech.

For our logo, we're looking for something that works on a dark background. This logo cannot have a light or white background. We're possibly thinking of something that uses orange, red, or yellow and features a spark, fire, flame, etc.

The Sparked brand is all about hot gaming news, so we want our logo to represent that. Feel free to check out a few examples attached for inspiration.

Our princess is another castle,

Michelle Wu

Sparked"

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Today I tried to go for something symmetrical and simple, but with a little volume and, as everytime I design a logo, I swear I have seen this before. Anyway, this was the prompt:

"Hello!

Thanks for the chat today. Wildlife™ is happy to have you on board!

We're a non-profit organization that preserves the life and habitat of wild animals throughout the world. Our organization is known for our passion and personal investment in the lives of animals.

Similar to the the WWF logo, we would be happy to use one animal to represent our brand or several, it's up to you. We do require a stand-alone icon for the logo that can be paired with text, although text is not required for this stage.

Outside of an animal icon logo, we do not have any requirements at this time.

Thanks so much,

Harriet McKinney Wildlife™"

I noticed the Trademark symbol was always there, so I keep it in the logo, the biggest problem I had was showing is related to animals without going into a zoo/safari style, since that's not what the organization is about, I still feel it doesn't quite fit, but I can't pinpoint why, so feedback would be very much appreciated.

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