SHEEC is looking for a logo! (Please forward widely)

We already got a sexy set of blog-banners courtesy of yours truly (Aida), but we’re in desperate need of an equally awesome (or better!) logo.

If you want to design one, email us @ brownsheec (gmail). This is your chance for fame, fortune, glory! And by that, we mean our endless thanks, your design on glorious SHEEC stuff, and credit on our website.

We’re looking for something simple, yet funky and fabulous. An example of the kind of thing we like? Our current Facebook profile picture is a good indicator. Something bold and eye-catching, but not overly complicated, and definitely related to our mission of sex-positive education. Heck, it can be very similar to that logo, but the head with “sex” inside of it is from a stock picture, so we can’t actually use it. You’re welcome to do something like it, though! Get those creative juices flowing and contact us.

Sponsors: We’d be nothing without you!

You can find them all listed under our “SPONSORS” tab, but we needed to give another big THANK YOU to our sponsors for Sex Week 2010. Without them, we’d have no cool prizes to give away! I’ve been in personal contact with all of them, and let me tell you, they’re fantastic. SHEEC only approves of awesomeness, and these people have the seal of approval.

Kama Sutra Closet

Fascinations

Nexus Range

OhMiBod

VirtuallyAdult.com

Spareparts Hardwear

JimmyJane

MyWetSpot.org

Maui Kink

Tristan Taormino & PuckerUp.com

Tunti Enterprises

Tabu Toys

Barbara Carrellas

Crashpad Series

Early2Bed.com

Good Vibrations

PStyles

Sex Week 2010 Poster

My goals in creating a poster:

• Wouldn’t imply a certain relationship status
• Wouldn’t be objectifying and just like any other ad on TV
• Wouldn’t be heteronormative (and ideally not homonormative, either, which is…not easy to do–most images out there are very either/or)
• Would simultaneously bring something “non-traditional” to the fore but NOT in a “LOOK HOW RADICAL I AM!” way or in a “LOOK HOW FREAKY THIS IS!” way
• Would focus on sexuality and sensuality, but in a fun, not intimidating, fashion
• Re: above, would also not be too explicit or obviously and “traditionally” sexual, so that it could have more interpretations (including “platonic” ones?)
• Would reflect an air of inclusiveness
• Would not represent people from just one ethnic group (and this was the hardest to achieve while still trying to keep to the other points; I resolved this issue by making the skin tones a rainbow)
• Would not glorify a particular body type, especially one that corresponds to the dominant ideas of beauty in the media
• Would be welcoming and attractive
• Would hold all the text necessary!

The RESULT: