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Did you see the images of green Sinterklaas and wonder what is it about? Here is the explanation.
The international charity Oxfam began a Dutch campaign to boost fair trade gifts for Sinterklaas in 2006. The Green Sint is a special Sinterklaas helper because he helps people in poor countries. He doesn't send money, but encourages people to buy products that give producers a fair price, enabling them, for example, to send their children to school.

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Did you know that a Dutch company SPRANQ from Utrecht has developed a new font that it says cuts ink usage by about 15 percent?
In essence, the "Ecofont" has little holes in the letters. "After Dutch holey cheese, there now is a Dutch font with holes as well." It looks like that:

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I don’t want to reinvent the wheel, the rules are known between graphic designers and were published by Tanner Christensen . All rights reserved.

I hope they will be useful for you when you will design the new logo.

1. Do not use more than three colors.
2. Get rid of everything that is not absolutely necessary.
3. Type must be easy enough for your grandma to read.
4. The logo must be recognizable.
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