Name On Logo: Tethra Energy
Our Slogan
No Slogan
What we do
We are a bespoke, individual energy consultancy that provides excellent advice to the oil and gas industry. We mainly specialise in natural gas (so please don't give us oil drums!).
Industry: Consulting
Things to communicate through the design
1. professionalism
2. quality
3. personal service
The target audience
Our target audiences are energy companies (oil and gas producers and suppliers), both small and large from around the world. They are highly educated and specialised in their work, and look to us for a dedicated, bespoke service, tailored to their needs. If you can get this across in the design of the logo, that would be fantastic.
They rely on us for our bespoke energy solutions, which involve careful advice and personal service, while maintaining an air of professionalism at all times. We give good counsel to those who have been in the industry.
We like these fonts, colors and style
We'd like the predominate color to be a deep purple, possibly with a bluey-green highlight. We're open to any sort of design, but know that the natural gas industry has only a limited number of images associated with it, so are very open to a more abstract design.
Our design will be used on
(Web) (Print Media)
Additional Info Added Feb 23, 2012
Update 3: Thanks for the entries. We've begun ranking them to indicate the sort of things we're more keen on, and those which have just elements we like. Hope that designers can now see more clearly the bits we like (and the bits we don't).
We've also uploaded some elements of the natural gas industry which may help future entries get more inspiration. They're attached below.
Update 2: Thanks for all the entries. Some people seem confused though. We're looking for a purple/light green color combo, not blue and black.
Thanks for the early entries so far. The three early designs are quite traditional, and present a view of the company as a big, masculine and powerful company. We're hoping to present a more caring and personable public face. The designs seem traditional, while we would like to think of ourselves as modern. Additionally, our blue-green colour in the brief has been misconstrued: we would like a green which contains blue, rather than a blue which contains green. Thanks!
