Global running company needs a new logo design.
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We are still looking for a good inspirational design. To be clear about the brief, we are looking for an abstract logo design, and we like circular designs. Think AirBNB-style, or Tokyo Chase style logos. We don't want literal 'R' logos with a runner inside them. These are NOT what we are looking for. Thank you.
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Hello. I've submitted several sketches. I explored more concepts and can share them too ~ what I uploaded now is what felt strongest to me & most aligned to your brief. With this kind of design, there will be some fine-tuning needed for all the angles and rounding, but I've reached a point where I felt good to share to hear your initial thoughts. If you find this direction interesting, please send me a message ~ and it that case it'd be good if you mentioned which variation to focus on if you feel preference (or if there's anything else that it sparks for you) and I will be happy to fine-tune or further iterate. Thank you & be well.
Submission ID:#37600211
Thank you for reviewing my submission. I focused on creating a symbol that can build recognition for HashiRun over time rather than relying on familiar running imagery. Please take a moment to read the thinking behind the direction and how it supports the different applications you mentioned.
Many designers are using the letter 'R' in their logos. We'd like to invite designers to start using the letter 'H' in logo submissions to reflect our corporate name a little better. Remember to keep the logo friendly, simple, welcoming, and professional. We prefer logos that effectively use negative space to communicate alternative meanings. Thank you!
Greetings! What does "Hashi" stand for? Its meaning or relevance to the brand/company? Also confirm how the brand name should be preferred... HashiRun or hashiRun? Would all caps be okay, or must you differentiate the two words? Thank you!
'hashiru' is the japanese word for 'to run'. typically our company prefers typing the brand name to be 'hashiRun' as it emphasizes 'Run'. All caps is fine too if the design asks for it.
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