If you follow big events in the design industry, then you may have noticed the new Wacom identity among this year's other re-brandings. The company is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year and that’s what made them think about refreshing their look.
Many DC members agree that this redesign (done by celebrated Wolff Olins) was not a success. Wacom tablets and displays are used by design professionals, but the new identity does very little to project that message. In fact, in my personal opinion it doesn't project anything at all, less a few awful colors and a random shape.
My suggestion for this contest is to try and create a new logo for the Wacom brand. While creating your entries, try to think about the design field and about the products that Wacom offers. Please avoid being too literal in your designs (i.e. don’t incorporate any of their products into the logo). Remember, the users of Wacom are graphics professionals - designers, artists, engineers, architects, etc - so your designs should be clean and professional, just like their work.
Important Notice:
This is a DesignContest.net community contest and, as such, it is not affiliated in any way with Wacom Inc. The purpose of this contest is to display the skills of independent designers and to show that they can often produce work of better quality than acclaimed design studios with world-famous names. All participants will retain copyrights to their work. The winner will be given the option of donating his/her work to Wacom Inc.
Deadline: January 1st, 2008
As usual, your work must be original, so no third party images can be used in your design. The work should be done in vector format. Designs should NOT be presented on the DC logo canvas; apart from that, all other background canvas formats will be acceptable.
All regirsted members of DesignContest.net forums can take part in this contest.
Everybody can post comments about other entries. Criticism should be provided in a constructive and professional manner.
The entries are limited to 3 per participant.
Good luck to everyone! Have fun!

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, could still be improved. I am not very convinced by the pen you used in your design. It's clearly "analog" and wacom products are digital. Besides I would again recomend to avoid being too literal. Speking about tipography the white space in the "w" is the weakest point - it is barely visible, but it's still there.





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