Norwich & Norfolk Campaign For Real Ale unveil the winning logo for the 32nd Norwich Beer Festival. As usual the entries were of a universally high standard.
 
With a large number of entries to choose from, the judging process went on slightly longer than it usually does as members debated the merits of the designs. Eventually, after whittling the entries down to a final three, Paul Minns' design of a dragon overlooking the Norwich skyline came through.
 
Paul, who lives in Norwich, was astounded after hearing that he had won the competition, “I spent a lot of hours over the Christmas holiday, drawing and re-drawing, trying different colour combinations. To be honest, I never thought that I could win: this is the first time I have entered the competition”.
 
Martin Ward, Festival Organiser, commented, “I think this is an excellent design, with a dragon that seems to be protecting the city from adversaries”. He further said “It highlights both elegance and simplicity, and I'm sure it will be popular with our customers”.
 
Paul will receive a winner's cheque for £100, plus a selection of festival merchandise for his efforts and is very much looking forward to the event.
 
Read the Norwich Evening News article about the logo and Paul Minns.
 

 

 

 

Updated May 11th, 2009
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