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It’s official… Our very own Rachel Campbell won this year’s 2012 Peachtree Road Race T-Shirt Design Contest! Thank you to all our diligent clients, family, friends and AJC readers who voted for the design. Rachel even ran the 4th of July race to make sure she didn’t miss out on the festivities of this great Atlanta tradition.

We have exciting news about one of our own. Rachel Campbell, LogosAtlanta co-founder and designer has been selected as a top-five finalist in the 2012 AJC Peachtree Road Race T-Shirt Contest. This is such a thrill for Rachel and the team. The race with 60,000 participants is one of Atlanta’s great yearly traditions and to be a part of it is an honor for sure.

We’d love to have your help in voting for your favorite design using the link below (hopefully it’s Rachel’s design but we won’t twist your arm…).

Rachel’s design is listed as #3 on the AJC website. Thank you for voting!

http://www.ajc.com/peachtree

At the end of 2010 we entered the American Graphic Design & Advertising 27 Awards, one of the country’s largest corporate design competitions, and after many months the results are in! Due to the effort of all the designers and wonderful clients that enabled us to work with them we won an unbelievable 18 awards. Three of which were given top honors and rewarded with “Best Of Category.” The selection of work consisted of all our core strengths including logos and trademarks, identity design, Illustration, packaging, wearables and websites.

Not only is this a great honor for us and a calling to continue to provide high level design we are also thrilled for our clients who can share in the success of their brand. Listed below is a complete list of the winning designs and a picture of the actual awards which were crafted by the R.S. Owens & Company, maker of the Oscar®.

When preparing for Oz Magazine’s July/August 2010 Creative Index author Kate Siegel contacted our very own Mark Campbell for his take on the creative process of logo design and key points for business owners in the market for a new logo. Kate’s article, “Don’t try this at home,” breaks down the reasons for business owners NOT to design their own logo and reveals the benefits to hiring a professional logo designer. A excerpt of Mark’s comments are shown below.

A professional logo and branding designer should be interested in learning about your company, culture and customers then be able to incorporate that understanding into a well-crafted gallery of concepts,” says Mark Campbell, co-founder and designer at Logos Atlanta. “We love to involve our clients (even if they can’t draw a stick figure) in the collaborative creative process by guiding us through conversation. We take our clients’ fleeting thoughts and pin them down into a tangible, inspiring logo.

Read the full Oz Magazine Article Online