Contest completed in July 2006.

GREATER VALLEY GLEN COUNCIL (GVGC) LOGO IDENTITY DESIGN COMPETITION

COMPETITION MISSION STATEMENT:

Invite student graphic artists in Greater Valley Glen to design a logo identity for the Greater Valley Glen Council (GVGC).

PARAMETERS:

Open to high school and college level students who live, study or work in Greater Valley Glen as defined by our council’s boundaries (see attached map).  NO ENTRY FEE.

JUDGES:

Entries will be reviewed by the Arts and Education committee, which will submit their recommendations to the GVGC board.  The board will vote on the winning entry.

GRAND PRIZE:  A Certificate of Award from the office of Councilmember Wendy Greuel, Council District 2, will be presented to the winner by the GVGC board and a representative from Wendy Greuel’s office, at an awards presentation which will be held during the next regularly scheduled board meeting. The winner may have his/her logo used on the GVGC website, stationery, business cards, banners and other promotional materials. 

HONORABLE MENTIONS:  All entrants will receive an official thank you letter from the board for their efforts.  Possible public exhibit of all submitted entries at Valley College gallery.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

1. Entries may be emailed in .jpg format or mailed on paper.

2. Entries on paper must be received by Friday, June 9, 2006.

3. Artwork submitted on paper cannot be returned.  Be sure to keep a copy for your records.

4. Artwork submitted on paper must have your name, address and phone printed clearly on the back of the artwork.

5. Mail artwork on paper to:  Linda Wehrli, 13615 Burbank Blvd., Unit B, Valley Glen, CA  91401.

6. Email .jpg artwork to pastimes@earthlink.net

7. If you need further information, please contact Linda Wehrli, Arts and Education Committee Chair at 818/766-0614 or email pastimes@earthlink.net.


GVGC LOGO IDENTITY DESIGN COMPETITION

DISCLAIMERS

1.  All submissions become the property of the Greater Valley Glen Council.

2. All logos submitted may appear on the Greater Valley Glen Council website, stationery, business cards, banners and other promotional materials. The Greater Valley Glen Council is not responsible for lost, late, incomplete, garbled, illegible, or misdirected contest entries, or for any error, human, technical or otherwise, which may occur in the processing of the contest entries. Proof that the entry was mailed will not be deemed proof of receipt. No entries will be returned. Entries received after the contest deadline of Friday, June 9, 2006, 11:59pm will be disqualified. The winner will be notified on or about July 14, 2006. The Greater Valley Glen Council reserves the right to cancel or suspend the contest at any time.  In this event, all submitted logos will not be used by the GVGC.

ARTWORK GUIDELINES:

1. Artwork must be camera-ready, designed to work both in color and black and white reproduction for business cards, stationery, brochures, banners, and other promotional products and possible signage.

2. Theme: We are looking for an inclusive logo design that depicts the community of Greater Valley Glen, focusing on its civic diversity:

The Greater Valley Glen Council is elected by the stakeholders in the Greater Valley Glen area to serve as a neighborhood advisory board to the Los Angeles City government.  We are volunteer homeowners, renters, business people and representatives from schools, churches and non-profit groups. Our goals include, but are not limited to, improving public safety and protecting the quality of life in our neighborhood.

3.  Artwork must be no smaller than 2” x 2” and no larger than 4-1/2” wide x 2-1/2” height.

4.  A copy of the map of Greater Valley Glen is attached to assist in determining your eligibility and to encourage applicants to design a logo that encompasses the spirit of the all of the areas within our council boundaries, which includes Valley Glen and portions of North Hollywood.  Logos from other Neighborhood Councils are attached for use as visual guides only.

NOTE:  The logo must NOT contain the word “Neighborhood” to avoid confusion with the Valley Glen Neighborhood Association (VGNA) which has its own logo.

GVGC LOGO IDENTITY DESIGN COMPETITION  

Click here for the application.