Client: Bazar Dobra (Second life of children’s clothes) is a periodic five-day fair for parents who want to sell unnecessary children’s clothes. The first fair in Moscow is planned for September 2017. The company will earn a profit by taking a commission from sales. The website is being developed.
Our wishes: the logo should be stylish, modern, attractive, trendy. The thing is, the name Bazar Dobra (Kindness Fair, in English) suggests a certain level of tenderness and social orientation, we would like to distance ourselves from that.
Designer: 1. My association for a fair is lollipops. I decided to combine a lollipop with a hobby horse. 2. Simply played with the letters.
Art director: There’s no food at that fair, so there shouldn’t be a lollipop either. Number 2 is closer to a logo but has nothing about children. Plus, зар isn’t really legible.
Second designer: I’ve got this right now:
1) balloons made of children’s clothes;
2) paper cutout clothes like we had when we were kids (you can dress a paper doll in different clothes by attaching them with paper clips);
3) letters on a clothes line.
Art director: Number 3 is sort of OK, but the idea of Express Design is that we can make crazy cool logos and the client can’t say no.
Designer: I still want to use the horse. Sketches.
Art director: Doesn’t thrill me right now.
Designer: A new life.
Art director: Maybe, dress the dino in children’s clothes: shorts, a shirt? And make the eye less epileptic.
Designer: Something like this.
Art director: The top right one is nice. We can even make a construction kit for them: a set of shirts, t-shirts, pants, skirts and hats. Let them decorate the dinosaur as they see fit.
Designer: Costumes.
Art director: Let’s fill these shapes with color, white and others.
Art director: Try simply white. This yellow makes it look like grandma underpants.
Designer: Like this?
Art director: That’s more like it. Make the shorts completely white.
Art director: Why are the clothes so tight now? They used to be more baggy, it looked better. White pants look like a diaper. The skirt is better.
Designer: How about some transparency?
Art director: No, this looks like gauze. Just make it plain white.
Designer: Tried to make the back smaller and the leg longer.
Art director: Make the top white and the bottom orange or blue. It doesn’t have to resemble a diaper.
Designer: Here.
Art director: 3 is OK but make the pattern on the t-shirt more grown-up like. Maybe with stripes.
Designer: Colored all of them, made colors a bit brighter.
Art director: Yep, all look good.
Designer: The sailor lost his pants, here’s the way he should be.
