Logo for comedy performance group
a logo project by markcards

markcards has picked a winning logo design

For $200 they received 63 design concepts from 26 designers!

  • Award 1
    entry by create2design

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Dates

Starts:24-Jan-13 3:44 p.m. GMT

Ends:6-Feb-13 3:44 p.m. GMT

Awards

Award 1: $200, was awarded to create2...

Formats

JPG, Vector EPS

Contract

Preview: crowdSPRING Contract

Materials

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Creative brief

The buyer added updates to the brief. Read them.

What is the exact name you would like in your logo?

Comedy & Magic Society

What is your industry?

Entertainment and Sports

What are the top 3 things you would like to communicate through your logo?

We are four of the funniest, most highly skilled, and in demand magical entertainers in the US.
Our performances are unique, clever, and much better than you could probably imagine.
We are not children's entertainers - we are regularly hired by corporations, associations, high end cruises & comedy clubs.

What logo styles do you like (image + text, image only, text only, etc.)

Image and text
or
Text only

Do you have any other info or links you want to share?

http://www.templatemonster.com/demo/39697.html - we will be using this template to create our new website.

Here are our 4 performer's websites: http://www.bobsheets.com/, www.thinairproductions.com, www.briancurrymagic.com, www.barrywoodmagic.com

Brief updates

26-Jan-13 9:36 p.m. GMT
The original idea for the name of our group was as a callback to the fictitious fraternal organizations of which every early 1900's male comedy character seemed to be a member. Think the Racoons of The Honeymooners; the Waterbuffalo of The Flintstones, Laurel & Hardy's Sons of the Desert, Even Homer Simpson is in one. https://www.freemasonry.bcy.ca/fiction/fraterni...

We think it is amusing to imagine a snobby, exclusive society made up of comedy variety performers. Perhaps some kind of ornate organizational crest consisting of items like a rubber chicken, a pie in the face, and other physical comedy props. Take some risks and I'll let you know if you are headed in the right direction.