Logo Kandeel, photovoltaic engineering and studies company

Contest holder: Kandeel
Category: Logo design
Status: Ended
Files: File 1

GET A DESIGN

Start date: 04-10-2016

Ending date: 18-10-2016

Total budget: € 229.00

WINNER

artamad

It all started with an idea...

A short, interactive guide helped them discover their design style and clearly captured what they needed.

Needs

We would like a logo based on those ideas:
solar energy
engineering expertise
international
credibility

In arabic, the first letter of qandil is "ق" (qâf): we want to keep the letter graph, with the double points on the "K" for example.
We want to have the idea of solar pannel (rectangle composed of blue-black squarred cells)

You will find attached some idea we have for the logo,but fresh ideas are entirely welcomed!

Company description

Kandeel is a young company starting on the Tunisian market of photovoltaic engineering

Target group

Tunisian warehouse owner, willing to install solar panels on their roof

Colors, favourites and other requirements

clear blue for the blue of Tunisian cities or dark blue like the solar panels, orange or yellow for the light

No added text

Designer:

artamad

No comments

How about these proposals?

This is what we need !
We would like to change the letter "K" in the bottom right.
We would like to use separately the "d" with the city and the "e" like in your first proposition (with blue squares).

This contest is finished. Its not possible to reply anymore.

No comments

This contest is finished. Its not possible to reply anymore.

No comments

Any changes?

Hello,

we really like your proposition. if it's possible can you add something about the idea of urban planning/ city? In fact, we must certainly develop a urban planning advisory activity, in addition to the solar project

Would love to try again, anything particular you want as a representation of an urban city?

a modern city with transportation (buses, cycle), buildings but also some nature

This contest is finished. Its not possible to reply anymore.