• A$150

• 174 designs

• 83 designers

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Logo Design Brief

Design a professional, modern logo for Clarion Skin Cancer Clinic, a medical skin‑cancer screening and treatment clinic focused on early detection, precision and patient reassurance.

Clarion Skin Cancer Clinic is a dedicated skin cancer detection and treatment service, offering full‑body skin checks, dermoscopy, biopsies and minor procedures in a general practice–style setting. The brand should feel specialist, approachable and evidence‑based rather than cosmetic or beauty‑focused.

Brand personality
Professional, highly competent, evidence‑based
Warm, approachable, patient‑centred
Calm, reassuring and trustworthy
Clear, uncluttered and modern

Design requirements
Include the name: Clarion Skin Cancer Clinic

Style: clean, minimal, modern; must work in clinical, medical contexts (reports, letters, signage, website).

Avoid: beauty/spa aesthetics, needles, gore, overly playful or cartoon imagery.

Imagery ideas (not mandatory):
Abstract sun or light motif (to reflect “Clarion” as clarity/light)
Simplified skin/dermatology or body outline forms
Subtle shield or protection motif

Colour palette:
Prefer calm, professional tones (e.g. navy, deep teal, charcoal) with one accent (e.g. soft aqua or warm yellow).

Must have strong contrast and be legible on white and light backgrounds.

Existing Brand Logos attached, do not need to match by any means.

Industry/Entity Type

Healthcare, Medical

Logo Text

Clarion Skin Cancer Clinic

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Logo styles of interest

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Look and feel

Each slider illustrates characteristics of the customer's brand and the style your logo design should communicate.

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Requirements

Must have

• Primary audience: Adults in your catchment area, especially over 40, with fair skin, high lifetime sun exposure, outdoor workers, and those with a personal or family history of skin cancer or concerning moles. Secondary audience: Health‑conscious adults of all ages who want routine skin checks for prevention and early detection, including people referred by GPs and those worried about specific lesions. High‑priority risk groups to call out in your brief/marketing: People with fair skin who burn easily, many moles, or previous skin cancers. Older adults, especially men, who have had heavy UV exposure over their lifetime (outdoor work, sport, tanning). Younger adults with frequent sunburns or intentional tanning, as they are building high future risk.

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