Name On Logo: Game Schooled
Our Slogan
Keeping Education Fun
What we do
My current focus is on selling tabletop games to schools. My ultimate goals would be to have a monthly order form like Scholastics, but instead of books, I would be selling tabletop games.
In addition to selling via order form/flyer, I'd like to sell games that are tied to the curriculum (k-6), sell recess/lunch packages, and/or help the schools start up game groups to promote socialization through organized play.
Industry: Education
Things to communicate through the design
1. Professionalism
2. Educational
3. Fun
The target audience
Parents of school-aged children.
Teachers, Principals.
Students at all levels (grades 1-3 games tied to the curriculum, grades 4-8 game groups and recess kits, grades 9+ through university organized play).
Anyone interested in gaming without a screen.
We like these fonts, colors and style
I'm not sure I know enough about designs to articulate what exactly I am looking for, but I know that I like simple designs that carry a simple message. For example, what was once known as Brewer's Retail in ON, is now called simply,
The Beer Store, with the "B", looking like a beer. I find that logo simple and effective in how it conveys to me what the store is all about. That is why I went with the name Game Schooled; because it marries up two concepts I am trying to bring together. In that line, Game Schooled's logo could be as simple as a die with a square academic cap...in fact, could someone do that? Scholastics has a virtual monopoly on the demographics I'm trying to reach.
I'm not thrilled with their design, but something like that may subconsciously resonate with my target audience.
Our design will be used on
(Web) (Print Media)
