Logo For Gone Gluten Gone Food Blog And Product Packaging

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Gone Gluten Gone provides instruction, information, and inspiration to those who have eliminated gluten from their diet. Regardless of the reason, we believe that even those who cannot (do not) eat gluten deserve to eat all the foods they love, without the nasty side effects. Gone Gluten Gone makes gluten free cooking easy and accessible for home cooks of any and all abilities, from opening a package to following a recipe.

Gone Gluten Gone

Sophiscitcated by fun; I want the products and recipes to be taken seriously, but I don't want a stiff or overly corporate logo; that the products/recipes are gluten free or otherwise food specific imagery

I envision a food-oriented logo that is likely a round mark. Something that will look good on the homepage of my blog site (goneglutengone.com) but can also be used on product packaging. Something that is potentially colored or colorful but can be transitioned to b+w for less expensive print options is a plus. I envision something that has a little humor or fun to it while also relaying that I take my products/blog/business seriously.

My blog is located here: www.goneglutengone.com. I will be launching a YouTube cooking show soon and a podcast, which I may be branding differently. I am also working on a line of pre-packaged baking mixes that will be branded with the Gone Gluten Gone logo created in this project. A little more about me - I'm a gluten free foodie who lives in the mountains of Colorado. I enjoy a plethora of outdoor activities along with my cooking. The kitchen is my happy place, and I envision a logo that projects that warmth and love through something fun yet respectable. Whimsical is not necessarily a word I relate to the logo I envision. I will need color and black and white files as jpegs, pdfs, vector, and png that can be used for web and print. I would like a true logo, that could be used standalone or become recognizable without the words Gone Gluten Gone but that also works along side the text as well. Other places I find inspiration: Food 52 (but I think theyr numberical logo is kind of lame); Food Network and Cooking Channel; Pinterest.

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