One of the co-founders from Shrimp Welfare Project here :)
I agreeâit was a real priority for us to not have a curled shrimp in our logo (which was tricky!) for this reason. And youâre right, most shrimps that are farmed are whiteish or brownish (though there are over 2,000 species of shrimps, and some are very colourful!). Finally, as an alternative to the âgo veganâ message that could accompany it, you could also explore an âexpanding the moral circleâ message (though as itâs been noted previously with the âdo good betterâ message, that this could come off as preachy without context).
Iâd be happy to share the shrimp we used in our logo if you wanted to use that instead, though I donât want this to seem like weâre pitching Shrimp Welfare Project specifically rather than shrimp welfare in general :)
Thanks for including this! I really liked the shrimp sticker, and partly I liked it because it simply came across as friendly. I honestly didnât know that live shrimp have different ordinary posture and color compared to cooked shrimp, and that makes the sticker feel a lot less friendly to me!
Iâd ideally like a sticker with what looks like a happy shrimp. A live shrimp in a circle with something like âexpanding the moral circleâ feels like almost exactly the vibe Iâd love to send out, for what itâs worth.
Separately, I get that making merch/âart/âanything like this is difficult, so I appreciate the work that has already gone into putting the store together.
One of the co-founders from Shrimp Welfare Project here :)
I agreeâit was a real priority for us to not have a curled shrimp in our logo (which was tricky!) for this reason. And youâre right, most shrimps that are farmed are whiteish or brownish (though there are over 2,000 species of shrimps, and some are very colourful!). Finally, as an alternative to the âgo veganâ message that could accompany it, you could also explore an âexpanding the moral circleâ message (though as itâs been noted previously with the âdo good betterâ message, that this could come off as preachy without context).
Iâd be happy to share the shrimp we used in our logo if you wanted to use that instead, though I donât want this to seem like weâre pitching Shrimp Welfare Project specifically rather than shrimp welfare in general :)
Thanks for including this! I really liked the shrimp sticker, and partly I liked it because it simply came across as friendly. I honestly didnât know that live shrimp have different ordinary posture and color compared to cooked shrimp, and that makes the sticker feel a lot less friendly to me!
Iâd ideally like a sticker with what looks like a happy shrimp. A live shrimp in a circle with something like âexpanding the moral circleâ feels like almost exactly the vibe Iâd love to send out, for what itâs worth.
Separately, I get that making merch/âart/âanything like this is difficult, so I appreciate the work that has already gone into putting the store together.