New logo for an Australian cattle breeding company
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This customer received 40 logo designs from 24 designers. They chose this logo design from Tammy Moore as the winning design.
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We need a new logo for a family owned and run cattle breeding company called 'Eurunderee Cattle Co'.
Our thoughts are that we would like to keep the design quite simple and in black and white (black script/image on a white background) so it will be easily used across a variety of applications; web, email, stationary, uniforms, signage etc.
We are hoping the new logo will communicate a simple bold confidence while also elegantly linking the brand to nature/life/sustainability.
Industry/Entity Type
Agriculture
Logo Text
Eurunderee Cattle Co.
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Word or name based logo (text only)
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Requirements
Nice to have
- We would like the name 'Eurunderee' to be larger and the main focus of the logo, with the words ' Cattle Co.' smaller, below and right hand justified.
- We like the idea of a simple line image of a tree next to the name 'Eurunderee', potentially with its roots under scoring the name.
- If possible, we would like an Australian Eucalyptus tree used, preferably the White box/Eucalyptus Albens (this is the tree that dominates the landscape of the main property of this company, hence its property name 'Box Range').
- A possible alternative to the tree could be a simple line drawing of the White box eucalyptus flowers, seed pods and leaves used in a similar way.
- We like the look of a slightly fancier script such as 'Times new roman' etc. and have played with the first letter 'E' being a larger size than the rest of the letters, wile still keeping all letters in capitals.
Should not have
- We would like to keep the design simple enough that we would be able to embroider it on uniforms rather than print.