NACC looking for artist to design new logo

The Northern Arts & Cultural Centre is seeking artists to help develop its new logo.

NACC says the new logo will be representative of the NWT, its performing arts and will have both traditional and modern elements.

Three artists will be chosen who will be paid to come up with a concept sketch.

One of those sketches will then be chosen to be refined and the artist will be compensated for their design.

Once selected, NACC says they will own all copyrights to the final logo for print, marketing and on-line use.

“This is an exciting opportunity to create something beautiful and timeless and NACC will proudly use your logo across all platforms,” they add.

NACC is looking for the final design to be completed in time to coincide with the launch of their new website in September.

Anyone interested is asked to send examples of their work for consideration. Deadline for art example submissions is 5:00 p.m. on July 26th.

Artists are asked to send three examples of their art to [email protected].

Keven Dow
Keven Dow
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