Logo Design contest

Quantum Wellness Technologies

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Congratulations to winner jangAbayz ! They were awarded the contest prize of $230

Prize Awarded
$230
Creatives
28
Entries
1,162
Contest Views
1,352
Winning entry by jangAbayz
Winning entryby jangAbayz
Creative Brief

What the contest holder asked for

Company or website name
Quantum Wellness Technologies
Slogan or Tagline
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Describe your company and organization and target audience
A physics-based approach to healing, biology, and wellness. By approaching wellness on a subatomic we are able to trigger specific cellular responses without introducing any drugs or chemistry
The design should have the following
The only concept that we came up with was using the IO "On" symbol as the "Q" in Quantum or a standalone icon (although, we are not married to this idea and are open to creative solutions). Logo should have a hint of a futristic feel. Other ideas: electron valences, subatomic particles, molecules, etc... Company will host a suite of biological physics-based products, the first of which is a bio-frequency patch for pain relief. The patch works by introducing the electron frequenccies of molecules known to reduce pain and inflammation. The body's cellular receptors believe the molecules are present which triggers the desired intrabody actions.
This logo will be used for
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What style of logo would you like?
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Colors to use in the design
Open to any new ideas. Partial to calming blue hues as our first target market is people over 65 years of age.
Other Facts
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Briefly describe your contest
In search of a clean, semi-futuristic logo capable of being advertised to multiple markets, first of which is the senior living communities