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student: Mila Miles
category: Digital Arts

Design Competition
 
 
 
 
City Project's
Logo and Brochure Design
 

 

Sessions Design Competitions are sponsored by leading New York-based companies and organizations. The Spring competition sponsor is City Project , a non-profit organization dedicated to showcasing the best emerging talent in film, fashion, music and art.

Competition winners gain a portfolio piece second to none: the chance to design a professionally-produced project that is used by a leading company or organization.
Runners-up will have their work featured in our online design competition gallery.

Below you'll find an introduction to the client, a summary of the design brief, and contest rules.

 

Visit the City Project site to learn more about the organization.

About The Client

City Project is a progressive NYC non-profit organization that informs, activates and organizes groups serving or representing poor, working and middle class New Yorkers about the city’s budget, along with other fiscal issues that affect their quality of life.

About The Project

This will be a two-part project, beginning with a redesign of the City Project logo. Competitors will be given an image of the current City Project logo for reference, and asked to do a redesign that is a natural progression but still keeps some elements of the current logo. See the dowloads area for more specific notes on the logo.

All competitors will have the opportunity to submit up to three logo design variations. Finalists will be chosen by a faculty panel and City Project, and those students will be asked to go on to design the 6-panel accordion-fold brochure that details the mission and programs of the organization.

The Logo: The challenge of a logo redesign is that you don't want to do something so far from the original that the identity of the organization can no longer be recognized. But, logos do need to grow and evolve with the company, and City Project needs a logo that makes a more powerful statement.

Colors/Fonts: Each logo design should be submitted in a black and white version and in a color version. Logos will be evaluated first and foremost on the integrity of the shape itself, since color choices can easily be changed. Upon registration you will be given the colors used on the Web site which you may use in your logo and/or brochure design.

The current City Project logo

 

 
HOW TO PARTICIPATE:

All participating students must complete the City Project Competition Sign-Up form within the Competition folder in the Student Center. Upon doing so, we will enter you into a "class" within Angel where you can download the City Project logo and copy for the brochure. There you will also view more detailed competition information and submission instructions.

Submit logo designs by Monday June 28 2004.

Each participant has the opportunity to submit up to 3 logo designs. Semi-finalists will have an opportunity to revise and improve their designs with Faculty feedback, and go on to do the brochure design. We will be reviewing final submissions along with City Project, who will be selecting the winner. If your design is selected by City Project, we may give you some notes for minor tweaks and revisions, and you may also be given feedback directly with the client, after which point you must submit a version of the design with finalized copy as provided by City Project.

 
COMPETITION RULES:

At the judges' discretion, competition submissions that arrive late may not be included. By participating in this competition, you hereby release all rights to the final product to City Project. Every design submitted becomes the exclusive property of City Project. By submitting a design, the designer thereby grants City Project perpetual license to use the design on its press release, advertising, and any other way it sees fit, anywhere in the world.

Examples of outstanding student work may also be displayed or publicized at Sessions site or in the Sessions catalogue.

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