• US$150

• 18 designs

• 9 designers

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Podcast Design Brief

Hello, I'm looking for a design for my new podcast. For some context - this show is designed for listeners who: typically are 1st or 2nd generation children of immigrants who are either heavily persuaded to or given limited options in what they dream to do as a career in their adulthood. For example, an immigrant family from Asia whose parents impose upon their children that they must become a doctor, a lawyer, or an engineer, etc. This is the "perfect mold" that they impose on their children. However, the child wants to be an artist and is given limited to no support to pursue that career. This creates a problem in the family dynamic and relationship. This podcast is meant to inspire those that choose the creative path against some negative criticism. I have some ideas but don't know how to best portray this feeling and would like to enlist the imagination and talent of you out there. Thank you!

Target Market(s)

Children of immigrant parents, mostly Asian Americans but should not exclude anyone. Mostly young entrepreneurs in the creative space trying to figure out what they want to do as they grow in their career. As well, their parents (target age range will be from 12y/o to 60 y/o)

Industry/Entity Type

Entrepreneur

Logo Text

Breaking the Perfect Mold

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Font styles to use

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Colors

Colors selected by the customer to be used in the logo 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

• creativity! must not be a boring text-only type design.

Nice to have

• This is completely up to you as I'm relying on your creative talents :) Possible scenario: parents holding a perfect glass mold. child does not want to fit or be in this mold. the emotion can be: the parents sad and frustrated and the child happy to pursue their own dream OR the parents are happy thinking their children will follow the parents dream and the child being sad and frustrated. whatever you feel will work best. nice to have some creative and thoughtful typography and graphics :)

Should not have

• Anything that might want to exclude a particular race or age range.
• colors listed below are simply a suggestion.