In June of 2018, the CAC hosted a Logo Design Contest allowing local and national artists to submit a logo design.
“The Magnolia logo has served the arts council well for the past 31 years and we are excited to move forward into a new generation,” stated Executive Director Emily Lightner.
At the CAC’s annual meeting, held on June 14th, over 25 logos were displayed. The Arts Council members and the community were able to vote for their favorite logo. The top two logos were then presented to the Cultural Arts Council’s board of directors for voting. It was recently announced that the CAC Logo Design Contest winner is Whitney Constien.
“It was a difficult decision to make and a lot of thought and research went into the new logo,” commented Lightner.
The Douglas County native serves as the Communications Coordinator at the Douglas County Chamber. A graduate of Chapel Hill High School, she participated in the Douglas County Career and College Institute in the Graphic Arts and Video Production program during her senior year. After graduating, she attended Kennesaw State University, where she received her Bachelors of Science degree in Human Services with a concentration in Nonprofit Administration.
Throughout college, Whitney continued to develop her graphic design skills through various projects for classes and internships. Her passion and skills for graphic design have continued to flourish as she serves the community in many different capacities through her role at the Chamber.
The Cultural Arts Council Douglasville/ Douglas County, located at 8652 Campbellton Street in historic downtown Douglasville is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For directions, more information, or to make reservations, you can visit www.artsdouglas.org or contact the Cultural Arts Council at 770-949-2787.
