The British Insect Farmers Association needs a logo
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We need a logo design for The British Insect Farmers Association (BIFA). This is a newly formed membership association established for the purposes of promoting the needs of the UK insect farming industry. BIFA works with the UK Government, The UK Department for the Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, other central government departments, local authorities and trade bodies. The primary aims of BIFA are:• To promote UK insect farming.• To establish government support for UK insect farming• To increase awareness of the growing insect farming sector within the UK Banking industry.• To generate awareness of the insect farming sector within the UK farming industry and facilitate farm diversification.• To help members to expand their ideas and build their businesses.The logo must communicate the professionalism of our members and must get away from the stereotypical view of insects as being ‘creepy crawlies’. The logo must support the idea that insects are a food source for the future. The logo must be suitable for use in online media (ie Twitter, Facebook, Instagram etc) as well as letterheads and websites.
Marché(s) Cible(s)
Government departments, farmers, banks and insurance companies
Secteur / Type d'entité
Agriculture
Texte du logo
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Couleurs
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Aspect
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Élégant
Audacieux
Léger
Sérieux
Traditionnel
Moderne
Sympathique
Professionnelle
Féminin
Masculin
Coloré
Conservateur
Économique
Haut de gamme
Exigences
Doit avoir
- Impact
Bien d'avoir
- Clean lines and bold imagery
Ne doit pas comporter
- Creepy crawlies