Entries to the logo competition have now closed and you can see all of the candidate logos below. You can vote for your favourite by following this link.
Candidate Logos
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Designer – Ric Robinson The stylised bike logo that split opinion at the open meeting. This is a simple, clean design produced by a professional graphic artist (Ric Robinson). It represents a bike and the letters PCF with only 4 lines. Supporters liked the fact that it was stark, strong and unique with perhaps a Japanese feel Critics felt that it was too hard to see what it was and that it had communistic undertones. |
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Designer – Tristan Savage A clean, strong logo that will scale to all sizes to work well in all media – website, business cards, flyers etc. The logo has been designed to work in the simplest colour form (black) so that it will transfer across many colours and work in many different ways. Tristan has produced some examples of how his logo could be used in banners and on photographs. Have a look at them. |
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Designer – Jon Spencer A simple bike, skewed to give the impression of movement. |
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Designer – Jon Spencer A simple design taking the city’s emblem of a star and crescent and putting them into the chainwheel and sprocket of a bicycle drive train. |
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Designer – Jon Spencer A variation on the star and crescent design with the star as a cut out. |
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Designer – Kathy Azopardi Text based logo with a cog on the O. |
Note that Ric Robinson is not happy for his design to be modified – therefore any proposed logos must be based on original ideas rather than variations on Ric’s. All designs that were variations on Ric’s have been removed.
on February 3, 2012 13:40
Hopefuly everyone is aware of this already, but if not!
on February 2, 2012 12:24
Quote from the The Times campaign for shared space and safer cycling: As a point of comparison: since 2001, 576 British soldiers have been killed in Afghanistan and Iraq; 1,275 cyclists died on British streets. The latest data shows there were 1,850 deaths or serious injuries in the first half of 2011, a 12 per cent rise on the year before. Britain leads the world in competitive cycling; it is time that we did the same for the cyclists on our streets. Drivers and cyclists need to realise that co-existing safely benefits everyone, in terms of public health, traffic, pollution, and congestion on our roads, trains and buses.
on January 27, 2012 12:10
Frostbite Ride on Sunday Morning! http://www.pompeybug.co.uk/2012/01/frostbite-ride-sunday-29-january/ Meet 10am in the Guildhall Square.
on January 29, 2012 20:40
http://www.cyclenation.org.uk/index.php