• US$151

• 72 designs

• 9 designers

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Graphic Design Brief

We are looking for a square design with a focus on cooking and/or baking that we will eventually print onto oven mitts. We are looking for awesome patterns that would look great in a kitchen.

We want customers to feel like masterchefs or baking experts depending on which glove they put on. To most people, an oven mitt isn't anything special. We are trying to make oven mitts that amateur home cooks look forward to wearing.

The oven mitts will be 13" by 7".

Target Market(s)

Mostly women, but also men that enjoy cooking. It is targeted toward people that enjoy cooking and take an honest interest in it.

Industry/Entity Type

Kitchen

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Font styles to use

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Colors

Designer to choose colors to be used in the design.

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Look and feel

Each slider illustrates characteristics of the customer's brand and the style your logo design should communicate.

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Requirements

Must have

• Pattern style design. The pattern can big large or small but it must be able to cover an entire glove.
• The patterns should be of food items, food utensils, or be abstract designs. For the food items, you can use foods such as chicken drumsticks, cooked turkey, steaks, sausages or cupcakes, cookies, cakes, pastries. However, you can use what ever food items you like as long as they fit a theme (ie Don't mix cakes with steaks). For food utensils, you can use forks, spoons, knives, etc. You can also mix food items and food utensils on the same design.
• For abstract designs, feel free to go wild as long as there is a symmetrical pattern.

Nice to have

• Text that relates to cooking or baking are nice to have but not required.

Should not have

• Should not use black, brown, purple/violet, yellow, or green as the primary color of the design. These are fine as accent color within the design but should not be the main color.
• No repeated words. It is fine to use words, but do not have the same word repeated over the design.
• No large text. Text should not cover more than 50% of the design.
• No humanoid images. For example, images of chefs.
• No repeated images of items that do not pertain to cooking or baking, unless it is an abstract design.