Logo for Wine Company in India
loups58 necessitava di un nuovo design di logo e ha lanciato un contest su 99designs.
È stato scelto un vincitore tra 19 design presentati da 8 designer.
Come loups58 ha cominciato il suo viaggio per il design di logo
Riassunto
Create a new logo for Grover Vineyards
Nome azienda
Grover Vineyards
Che cosa ti ispira e qual è la visione del design della tua attività?
Desired Color Scheme:
Gold and Royal blue
Desired Style:
Clean design with typical french wine ornements
Accepted File Formats:
Adobe Illustrator
The idea is to create a logo for Grover Wine.
The logo will be used on the brochures, the bottles, the labels...
The actual logo is the following :
What has to be written on it :
The letters : GV
Guideline : We need to have global logo that looks like the following example :
The background colors don't need to be kept.
The spirit of the logo with a lot of ornements needs to be kept. Feel free to design your own ornements.
For some examples of ornements : http://www.75cl.com >> this website will give you a good overview of logo for french wines...
The licorns should become 2 Peacocks which are symbolic of indian culture....
The coulours have to be gold and royal blue. Mostly gold.
The overall design theme must be classy, and very clean design (more than the example)
In the center we would to have the two letters : GV
On the bottom we would like the sentence : Grover Vineyards
It should be reproducible at any size and resolution without quality loss or pixellation, so in other words a vector file is needed, preferably in Adobe Illustrator format.
The logo will be used on the website and for future printing.
You can use the following element to put your logo on it :
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