gardensbytheyard

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gardensbytheyard

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Describe your company and organization and target audience

We create Distinctive Outdoor Landscape Designs Built to Enjoy and Share. High end clientele of 40+ in age, 85% women are driving the buy process, US $200,000+ income. These people are interested in having someone help them with a design plan and then to build it out that transforms their yard into a showplace.

The design should have the following

Need to have a set of a twelve icons created that represent the six overall areas of discussion between the designer and the client. The icons must be simple and each on and for one of the areas the five drill down sub-areas. We want you to use a specific color for each group that compliments the logo colors. The top level colors are: Area: Orange Style: Yellow Green: Green Infrastructure: Grey Theme: Magenta Challenge: Cyan You have latitude in the shade of each color to use, we intend only to have you use it as a starting point. The icons will represent the first level that a client sees as we delve into the sub-levels and ultimately to pictures that provide landscaping examples. The look must compliment the feel of the company logo which is fairly casual and a bit whimsical in a way. Keep in mind that most companies are very staid or overly stuffy, professional. We want to be professional but add in an element of fun, the differentiate. The icons should not be excessive in detail or colors. (simply is best) They are conceptual to denote particular aspect of the discussion and must be legible when very small. You need to have them compliment the logo colors which are: Green: 50, 93, 22 Gray: 239, 255, 226 Black: 3, 3, 3 Yellow: 236, 210, 39 These color values were gathered using a eye dropper so you'll want to confirm on the website. As part of this you will use the existing logo colors and the colors mentioned as being in the palette to create a master palette that will be used for the website. We already have an overall icon design concept in mind. We can provide that to show you the concept we intend to use. After the first twelve icons there will be another fifty or so to create. But we want to see what you can do with these twelve and then settle on you to create the rest. We will own all rights to the icons and they cannot be used for any other purpose without express, written permission. We wish the work to be done by March 1, 2015.

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Create Twelve Simple Icons to Start With