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15-Minute Matrix (podcast logo/identity)
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This customer received 34 podcast designs from 16 designers. They chose this podcast design from kimdesigner ( Brilliant Webdesign ) as the winning design.
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Podcast Design Brief
This is a logo/identity for a Podcast. It's for an audience of health and medical practitioners and based on the Functional Nutrition and Functional Medicine Matrix, which is a tool used by practitioners to map difficult client cases. The podcast will air weekly, be 15 minutes, and be an interview by me (functional nutritionist) with an expert health or medical person in the field, focused on a specific area of the matrix.
Helpful websites to better understand existing brand and identity:
www.holisticnutritionlab.com
www.holisticnutritionlab.com/reframe
www.holisticnutritionlab.com/matrix (<- this is the actual tool)
Favorite podcast logos/identities include Snap Judgement, RadioLab, Note to Self
Target Market(s)
Health and Medical Practitioners, but want it to be fun and engaging. Something new to tune into! Short, information and engaging sessions.
Industry/Entity Type
Medical
Logo Text
15-Minute Matrix with Andrea Nakayama, (small) Functional Medicine Nutritionist
Font styles to use
Look and feel
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Personable
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Feminine
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Requirements
Nice to have
- The concept of the Matrix is related to a web (a web of interactions inside the body). It might be nice to have something that looks like a web, even if abstract. We use a flower for our matrix (www.holisticnutritionlab.com/matrix), which can also be used.
- Palate from Holistic Nutrition Lab (pink, orange, gray), would be nice to play off of but wouldn't mind it slightly more 'masculine' (grays), with spots of pink and/or orange. Just play off of palate, not a necessity. (#ff0066; #ff6700; #666666) - See the style guide for that venue below.
