Every client has a different need and your corporate identity may be best served by a “logo program.”
Here are two programs developed to address very different needs.
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Original LogoOn review it was determined that the logo was
too “wordy” and based upon the client’s intentions to
departmentalize, would have to be simplified to form
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AOG OB&GYNSince the acronyn AOG was already in use by the client’s customers, FIP Design trimmed down the original logo so it could be read immediately.
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Using AOG as an anchor identifier, department logos were developed, each with its own spot identifier.
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Each department maintains a parent / child relationship with the AOG main logo.
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Patients respond to services that specialize in addressing their individual concerns.
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With a modular system, plans for expanding future market services could be easily addressed.
The Ocala Civic Theatre presents five Mainstage Performances each year. Each play represents a different style of theatre. The logo depicting each play must be able to stand alone, but still harmonize with the other four for a unified look.
Here are several stage logos... can you guess which were grouped together?.
