WorkLife

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Branding concepts for WorkLife, based in Melrose, is a company that provides shared workspace outside of their home offices, a sense of community and access to additional amenities such as childcare and a gym membership.

 

March 24, 2020 – Logo Round 1

These concepts show the logo against a mood image, full color logo, logo reversed out in white and in black and color palette. All these logos can be distilled into a main icon or shape so that it would still be distinguishable as a small square mark. The colors in the palette include primary and accent colors. The suggested typefaces include a primary typeface for headlines and secondary typefaces is best utilized for body copy and for websites and apps.

 

Logo Concept 1

The drawing of a lotus leaf is an abstract “W” letter and symbolize balance and zen. The color palette is bright and vibrant to show the energy of the Melrose community. 

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Logo Concept 2

The mid-century modern typeface compliments the art deco and bohemian style of illustration above the name. The illustration is to show a roof or a structure to mean that Work Life is your work-home away from home. The color palette has a pop of gold and the rest of it is a bit more muted to contrast with the uber modern logotype to signify reliability and trustworthiness. 

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Logo Concept 3

This logo has a more bohemian and retro feel that shows the yin and yang of work and life. The logotype is elegant yet playful mid-century modern font with the ligatures. There’s a vintage feel of the colors but is still professional.

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Logo Concept 4

This logo is more professional looking in both typeface and presentation. The slash signifies balance between work and life/health. It’s fierce and cool, with no frills or stress.

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Logo Concept 5

This logo is also a play with the slash but in a more playful and energetic way. It’s like how worklife is one word and mark. The color palette is muted to contrast with the fun nature of the logo.

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