Wow, ingeniously done. This is simple, clean and clever. Great usage of symbolism with the window, star and moon concept instead of the overly-done hand prints, trees and clouds. Glad you took into consideration when designing how versatile the logo is for size and different mediums. Great job!
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In response to Youth peace and creativity, posted by Eulalie Castel,
in the thread Youth peace and creativityYou should have just used the faces of the children and kept the logo simple. There is too much going on in this composition. The faces of the children also look similar to the concept of Girl Scouts of America.
Posted November 24, 2009
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There is too much going on in this logo. The figures are competing against "DREAM". They are also too close to the word and may seem like they are merging when the logo is brought down in size. The kerning for Center is off and doesn't follow the way dream is displayed. You should have the typeface matching or at least be in the same family. It makes the logo look like is divided into two separate parts.
Posted November 24, 2009
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There is too much going on in this logo. The figures are competing against "DREAM". They are also too close to the word and may seem like they are merging when the logo is brought down in size. The kerning for Center is off and doesn't follow the way dream is displayed. You should have the typeface matching or at least be in the same family. It makes the logo look like is divided into two separate parts.
Posted November 24, 2009
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In response to DREAM CENTER LOGO COMPETITION, posted by pioinga,
in the thread DREAM CENTER LOGO COMPETITIONWhat is the conceptual thought behind this logo?
Posted November 24, 2009
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In response to Dream Galaxy 2- UNESCO's DREAM Center logo Design, posted by JJ Li,
in the thread Dream Galaxy 2- UNESCO's DREAM Center logo DesignThis looks more like a poster/advertisement than an actual logo. There is too much detail and is not simplistic. It's works well as a poster and a concept, but not as an actual identity. How would this logo look printed small on a business card? It will look like a smudge of ink. The design brief has asked for a logo that is simplistic.
Posted November 24, 2009
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