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The document provides information for designing a new logo for the sports program at Eccles College. It lists the client's needs for the logo to be modern, trendy, eye-catching, and to symbolize it is a sports academy. It then lists the various sports offered at the college, including football, rugby, volleyball, cricket, basketball, and hockey. Examples of modern sport logos and Olympic logo designs are shown for inspiration. Finally, potential font ideas for the logo featuring "Eccles College" are presented.
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Sport college design
The document provides information for designing a logo for the sports academy at Eccles College. It lists the client's needs for the logo to be modern, trendy, eye-catching, and to symbolize it is a sports academy. It then lists the sports offered at the college: football, rugby, volleyball, cricket, basketball, and hockey. Examples of modern sport logos, the 2012 Olympics logo, and modern company logos are referenced for inspiration. Various font options are then presented for the text "Sports Academy".
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Dealing with drugs, alcohol, social media and other teenage risk factors.
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- 2. Client Needs • The logo is for sport at Eccles College, they want the design to be modern, trendy, eye catching, and that symbolises that it is a sport academy
- 3. Sports Available to do at the college Sports: • Football • Rugby • Volley Ball • Cricket • Basketball • Hockey
- 4. Modern Designs Modern Sport logos Modern Olympic 2012 Company logo logo design designs
- 5. Ideas
- 6. Fonts • Eccles College • Eccles College • Eccles College • Eccles College • Eccles College • Eccles College • Eccles College