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California HR Conference needs a new logo
- Last feedback - Mon, 20 Aug 2012 22:37:25 +0000
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- Qualifying
- The contest was open to all designers
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- Selected finalists
- The contest holder selected 6 finalists
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- Final round
- Finalists continued to submit designs
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- Selected a winner
- The contest holder awarded a winner
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California HR Conference
Our association provides continuing education and networking in the form of a 3-day annual conference for California human resource practitioners. Our target audience is predominantly female located SoCal, San Francisco (Bay Area) and Sacramento. This is a re-branding for an existing annual conference. We've been around for a long time and didn't previously have an existing conference logo.
Community & Non-Profit
None specified
The logo will be used for social media icons and should be legible in these small social media formats: a. LinkedIn – 50 pixels wide x 50 pixels high, b.Facebook – 100 pixels wide x 72 pixels high, c. Twitter – ??.
Design for embroidery and screen printing:
• When you design, make sure that you design for both color and black and white versions.
• Fine detail, while pretty is problematic for embroidery (and can even be a challenge for silk screening depending upon the imprint size). Very small text or fine lines may not show up or bleed together. The goal should be to keep the columns or fine lines in your design to be at least 1mm in thickness. For text, ¼” in height can be accomplished but of course the larger the better. We also recommend avoiding outlines on lettering less than 1 inch in height (especially for embroidery).
• Left chest imprints (for embroidery on shirts) should have no more than 17-20 characters including spaces in a single row for the best appearance.
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