Logo Design Contest

Driverless

by tuckerellis

Contest received 366 entries and the contest holder has awarded a winner.

Winning entry by zayyadi

Company or website name

Driverless

Slogan or Tagline

Presented by Tucker Ellis LLP

Describe your company and organization and target audience

Driverless is a podcast that focuses on self-driving cars, autonomous vehicles, and artificial intelligence. The goal of driverless is to provide unique voices in these fields to our listeners and to help drive, literally and figuratively, the conversation surrounding this technology forward.

Our audience is the professional autonomous vehicle community.

Tucker Ellis is a full-service national law firm that has an 11-lawyer working group that specializes in artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles. The podcast is to build awareness and establish our subject matter expertise

The design should have the following

Some semblance of a car but with the name "Driverless" prominent. (The slogan should be small but legible.) For typefaces, we had in mind a stylized sans serif, but are open to ideas that pop. Examples of type faces we had in mind: Signika, Simplifica, Moderne Sans, Qanelas, Higher, Marbre, Arca Majora, Komoda, Unique, Adam. CG Pro, and Liquido.

The initial purpose for the logo will be for the podcast avatar, but we will undoubtedly expand to merch and other branded paraphernalia.

This logo will be used for

  • Online (Website, facebook etc.)
  • Print (business cards, letterheads, brochures etc.)
  • Merchandise (mugs, t-shirts etc.)

This design should not have this in the entries

The logo should be avant garde but still professional.

What style of logo would you like?

Colors to use in the design

The color palette should be mainly bright blues and whites. You can see our color scheme on the logo at our website: tuckerellis.com (best seen by clicking on menu, so the white letters flip to blue). We are open to variant shades of blue.

Briefly describe your contest

We want a versatile logo that will be noticed yet convey professionalism.