Hi. Too many fists, let's hide them under a boxing glove and an oven mitt with this logo that evokes the gesture of boxers collide their gloves before entering the ring. The slogan plays on the two meanings of "smashing" meaning "to break" but also "wonderful"
Help us with professional design + logo for empowerment start-up!
- Contest holder: Baking Power
- Category: Logo & stationery
- Status: Ended
- Files: File 1, File 2
Start date: 17-08-2016
Ending date: 31-08-2016
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Hey Cedric!Thanks for yet another design. Love the symbolism, however, due to the type of women we work with, the boxing glove would not be the appropriate symbol to use.

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Hey Cedric, love this! The flour spill, the hand holding the doughroller. Great how the design leaves room for different types of baking goods to be incorporated. Thank you!

Hello , thank you for your quick and enthusiastic response . Here is the logo as it could adapt to different products. I chose to keep the same colors but to represent the product. This will add the flour and helps remind the baking powder . In addition, it adds movement to the set with the flour spilled on the name .

Hello , here is a project logo for your business. It evokes both a muffin and a raised fist , a symbol of strength and will. Regards,
Thank you for this great design Cedric B! Love how you incorporated the fist and muffin in one. The type font is also strong and bold. Say we decide to add different baking goods to our line, how could this be incorporated in the logo? Kind Regards