AntiCarbon.org

by bartodell • Uploaded: Dec. 10 '07

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Description: Logo designed for a company that helps individuals reduce and repair their own personal carbon footprint on the environment. The logo is a combination of 3 elements. A windmill, for renewable energy, A person, for a human element, and A tree, to symbolize a new beginning.
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OcularInk Dec. 10 '07

Great solution. People/figure icons are tough. And you've managed to create something unique. Colors are nice as well. Kudos, Bart!!

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admarcbart Dec. 10 '07

Thanks Guys. This one was a fun challenge.

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firebrand Dec. 10 '07

Top work%3B once again, Bart.

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brandsimplicity Dec. 10 '07

You nailed it,nice Bart!

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logomotive Dec. 10 '07

Looks like you managed to pull it off BART BART.

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admarcbart Dec. 10 '07

Thanks everyone. I appreciate the positive feedback.

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rambal Dec. 10 '07

very first seeing, it says its unique.. and nothing to wonder it comes from bart.

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admarcbart Dec. 10 '07

I am not following you rambal. Care to explain a little further?

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influxes Dec. 11 '07

Great work!*Kinda reminds me of the Wolds College logo, though*http://logopond.com/gallery/detail/20554

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admarcbart Dec. 11 '07

Sorry but mine is not clip art. %3B)

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nido Dec. 11 '07

i think rambals saying that its unique.. %26 he would expect nothing less from you Bart...%0D*%0D*I also thought wolds college though.

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influxes Dec. 11 '07

Didnt think it was :)*Just reminded me of the other logo.

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amyblandford Dec. 11 '07

I still think think there should be a category to critique company names, apart from design. I don't get it. Why would you want to encourage people to be against carbon? Without carbon there would probably be no life on earth.**Assuming this has to do with greenhouse gases, CO2 molecules have twice as much oxygen as carbon. Shouldn't it be AntiOxygenCarbonOxygen.org?

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amyblandford Dec. 12 '07

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_dioxide**that's okay, no one usually appreciates my sense of humor... :-)

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