Indigenous Resource Network. Logo design

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Logo Design Brief
We are looking for a logo design that can
- be one colour or multi colour
- horizontal and vertical versions
- versions with and without the tag line
- Version with IRN and also full text
- easily seen in social media platforms
- also used in webpages, and on merchandise like shirts buttons pens hats
Symbolism will be a stylized canoe
- somewhat like a kayak, to symbolize the trade Indigenous across canada do by canoe/ kayak
Colours could be a combo of red white black and blue. Yellow and green also ok. Primary colours mostly though.
Background:
The group is an Indigenous advocacy group in support of natural resource projects ( forestry, mining, oil and gas, agriculture, fisheries). The members are of all ages, backgrounds, careerS from First Nations across canada. Focus Is on economic development and respect for environment and indigenous rights.
Updates
Need a couple of days before selecting a winner
Target Market(s)
Canadian Indigenous adults, especially resource workers, men and women. This will include First Nations, Metis and Inuit
Logo Text
Indigenous Resource network with optional tagline “Building a sustainable future for indigenous communities”
Logo styles of interest
Pictorial/Combination Logo
A real-world object (optional text)



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Requirements
Must have
- A symbol of a canoe of some sort.
The group agreed to use the symbol of a canoe for the logo; it has a long history associated with trade, is used by Indigenous cultures across the country, and also shows that we are all “in this together”. We will stylize it so it can also pass as a kayak to include e.g. Inuit. Colours will include a combination of red, white black, and blue. We will get a few samples to choose from.
Should not have
- No other identifiable real world object symbol: no feathers or animals or medicine wheels