Company name: Cyber Law Section of the Utah State Bar
Slogan: I-Symposium
What we do:
Providing education in the field of internet law
Our industry: Internet
Top Three Things to Communicate through our Logo:
#1 - techiness
#2 - sophistication
#3 - knowledge
Our Target Market:
Attorneys and business professionals in the field of e-commerce and technology
Styles that we are interested in:
Abstract Mark
Letterform Mark
Web 2.0
Values to communicate:
Feminine
Masculine
Young
Mature
Luxury
Economical
Modern
Classic
Playful
Serious
Loud
Quiet
Simple
Complex
Subtle
Obvious
Color preferences:
No preference
Our Ideas and Additional Information:
We recently purchased the domain name I-SYMPOSIUM.COM for use on our website and in advertising materials for seminars directed towards legal and business professionals in the high tech field. We are specifically looking for logo designs for the mark "I-Symposium" only. In other words, please do not include our business name in your logo. Also, one of the attorneys associated with our group represents Apple with respect to certain legal matters, thus we have specifically chosen the hyphenated domain name "I-Symposium" rather than isymposium to mitigate any conflicts. Thus, I would like to see logos that attempt to make this distinction as clear as possible.
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Great start! I love the creative use of a computer on/off button in example #5...would like to see some more variations on this. I also really like example #1, but am a little hesitant because it looks an awful lot like the stem used by Apple in its logos.
My apologies for the global message regarding the initial designs...I'm new to this website and haven't quite figured out how to leave personal messages to the individual designers. I just wanted to let you guys know I really liked the initial submissions.
@u0398951 - You can click on a particular entry and that will take you to a designer dedicated space where you can dialogue directly with the designer. That's a good place to talk about entry-specific details. This public area is a great place to provide general feedback relevant to all designers.
I've asked a handful of my friends to provide feedback...I should have some more specific remarks for each of you soon. Thanks for all the hard work!!!
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