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Free Range Logo Design

  • Writer: Emma Louise Bell
    Emma Louise Bell
  • Mar 12, 2020
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jun 23, 2020


Began this task looking at different colour pallets.

It was suggested that we began by looking at pastel tones as they were inviting.







I then decided to add a pop of colour to the mix to see what difference it made.


As you can see the colour pallet is very similar however a dark tone purple/blue colour was added to make it stand out.





Looked further into what we should want our logo/ brand to look like. This is when I decided to base the design around Plymouth. With the key feature being the light house.







It made sense to emulate the colours of the lighthouse for a bigger impact.


I alternated the colours red and white in the letters to create a similar effect of the design of Plymouth's famous lighthouse.





I decided to round the logo design as it added a subtle hint towards the camera lens.









I played around with some brighter colours to make it more playful.










Here you can see the lighthouse design more clearly, however I thought that this took attention away from the name.








Based on some suggestions of my fellow design team I looked at a more subtle design.










We finally ended up deciding on this design as our final logo.


I added in more little subtle links to the photography side of us by making the light at the top of the lighthouse resemble a camera, adding in a shutter button at the top.

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