The Tikvah FundsLogo Design Contest

the hands that reach out to help the community.

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artistic Tikvah from different views it is still hope! feedback appreciated

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in case you do not want the Hebrew ... feedback helps

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a different style.

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another modern option. thanks for feedback.

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another concept - the flame of hope - note the doves in the flame.

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We are going to change the word fund to plural. Can you add an "s" to your designs? especially 4, 14, 3 12.

Thanks!

I can't do this until tomorrow sometime. The files are at my office now.

Per your request added S - modified the k and F in one and added two more. NOTE we can modify any or mix an icon from one with a type style from another - whatever your organization wants!

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different font on #10

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hope I understood correctly - I added the tag line on 3 versions in 3 different font styles - can switch any way you prefer. thanks

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no problem making modifications - here are three options - did a more bold tagline - lower case 'o' - different star options - and showing the star part in black and white which may influence your leaning on this. Take your time and request whatever changes you want - you need to love your logo - I really do like the flame of doves as they are a symbol of hope - I designed this years ago waiting for the right application - glad you are picking it as it is for a good cause. When done - let me know more about the funds.

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black & white of the stars for reference - will give you the black & white files also after the contest closes.

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I think this is what you requested. Off to class - back later.

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OKAY I hope this is what you want. The font difference is only that one is bold and one is regular - the tag line font is Century Gothic - you may want to use it for text in your other communications to look consistent. thanks - let me know if there is anything else.

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