Speak Out in Hounslow Needs a New Logo

Please (please) submit an entry to their logo competition

Speak Out in Hounslow is a fantastic local charity that supports adults with learning disabilities.

As you can see above, the logo could be improved upon and the charity is (finally) looking for a fresh new logo.

The competition is open to Speak Out members, the general public and professionals. A small prize of £50 is being offered as well as heart-felt gratitude and the winning idea will be used by Speak Out in all their branding.

The top five ideas will be on display on the Speak Out stall at the Brentford Festival on Sunday 4th September. Members and the public will be asked to choose their favourite idea.

To Enter: The competition is open to everyone.

By Post: Send your idea on A4 with name, address and telephone number on the back and post it to: Logo Competition, Speak Out in Hounslow, 2-03 Qwest, 1110 Great West Road, Brentford TW8 0GP.

By Computer: Send your idea as A4 in .pdf or .ai (Adobe Illustrator) or .ppt (Powerpoint) to nick@speakoutinhounslow.org Put "SOH Logo Competition" as the subject and give your name, address and telephone number.

The closing date for ALL entries is Monday 15th August 2016.

Tips:

Visit speakoutinhounslow.org to get an idea of what Speak Out does and try to reflect it in your ideas. You can view the latest edition of Speak Out in Hounslow News which is full of news and pages of activities for people with learning disabilities in Hounslow.
It doesn't have to be a complicated logo. Often simple is best.
Your idea will be used to create a final logo that will be used on all Speak Out in Hounslow brnading. It will be used on big posters and on headed paper. Please make sure it is clear, sharp and stands out at all sizes.

Be Aware:

In this competition the Directors' decisions are final. The overall logo designed will include ideas supplied through this competition but will remain the copyright of Speak Out in Hounslow.

Speak Out in Hounslow supports adults with learning disabilities to Speak Out and be heard.

June 9, 2016