FaithWorks Capital PartnersLogo Design Contest Logo Design Contest Contests / FaithWorks Capital Partners FaithWorks Capital Partners has selected their winning logo design. For $525 they received 546 designs from 54 different designers from around the world. Find out how LogoTournament works How LogoTournament works Contest Annotation Delete We are sorry, but the time to edit this annotation has expired. Save Cancel Entries by sagaraa Return to Contest Return to Contest Comment Activity Order by Ranking Entry Number Comment Activity To leave a comment please click on the logo. Withdrawn New Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. 1 Comment Activity Jay Peck commented on #149 Withdrawn Yes I think that is better. You may need to play with the font and cross a little to make them the same "boldness." Also a more stylized cross that matches the serifs might look better. 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #118 Withdrawn I think I like the bolder better. Can we look at it two more ways: 1.) Using a serif font 2.) Using small caps 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #60 Withdrawn I have the same comments as on #58, but I think that I like the cross being the same color better. Can you do this one with a cross in between the two? 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #68 Withdrawn Thank you. This is nice but maybe too busy for my taste. 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #66 Withdrawn Thank you. This one just doesn't speak to me. 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #58 Withdrawn Thank you. I like it bolder, and I like the taller cross. I think now that the cross may be too tall. Can we go in the middle on those two? Also, can we try out some differnt font options. I'm just not sure I like that font. 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #26 Withdrawn Thank you. This is very nice. I like the cross for the T. Perhaps more bold font and a bit taller of a cross? 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #13 Withdrawn Thank you. These are nice and clean, but I want imagery symbolizing faith and capital in action. 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #15 Withdrawn Thank you. These are nice and clean, but I want imagery symbolizing faith and capital in action. 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #21 Withdrawn Thank you. I like the one with the swoosh wrapping the bars better 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #12 Withdrawn Thank you. I’m really liking the little arrows distinguishing the color bars. It might be better on the right side of the letter H between the word. We will need to work in the iconography. Can you make the T into a cross and find a way to symbolize capital in action (e.g. growth) with a letter in the word Works? 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #17 Withdrawn Thank you. I do think the tagline belongs in the logo, but it might be easier to read if not all caps. 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #19 Withdrawn Thank you. I like how you are trying to include the growth symbolism. Also I like the initials. That concept is worth exploring. The increasing bar graph symbolism is too explicit. I would like it to be more subtle. 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #23 Withdrawn Thanks again. I like how that stacked bar symbolizes growth and still remains simple and clean. The words Faith and Works look more distinct. How can we include iconography symbolizing faith? 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #10 Withdrawn Thank you. This is clean and has about the right amount of color variation. I’m not sure why, but I like something about the curved line. I can’t say what it symbolizes, but it looks nice. 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #7 Withdrawn Thank you. I really like how the lines increasing in height symbolize growth. Can this be made a bit more colorful with two or three shades? I wonder if it would look better stylized as FaithWorks using either small caps or small letters. 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #5 Withdrawn Thank you. I like the other version with the stack lines increasing in height better because it symbolizes growth. 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #8 Withdrawn I’m not sure why, but the other logo with the arch going the other direction look better. 1 year ago Jay Peck commented on #4 Withdrawn Thank you for your submission. This is very clean and simple, but too simple for our preferences. We want clean, iconic imagery that speaks to faith and capital in action. 1 year ago