southport presbyterian churchLogo Design Contest

Entry #10, ranked 1 - Can the color be stronger and the words beneath the wave more prominent?

Dear Sir,
The design have been updated on entry #19 and #20.

thank you very much.

Best regards,
kassai

Thank you, Kassai. Although I did not originally choose it, I wonder if some red color would add to the strength?

Dear Sir,
The color variation have been updated in entry #23 and #24
also Blue and red in #25 and #26.

Thank you very much

Nice. Since the design is primarily for a buiding project, I think the project slogan might need more prominence: "Sharing the Journey".

Dear Sir,
The design have been updated in #33

Thank you very much

# 34, # 35 Let's give "Sharing the Journey" even more prominence.

Dear Sir,
This is the revision on #40 and #41.

Thank you so much

#40, #41 - What if Sharing the Journey was more prominent than Southport Presbyterian Church?

I really like designs #40 and #41. They are high contenders, but I need the font enlarged for the words Sharing the Journey. Thank you.

Dear Sir,
This the version you requested in entry #80 and #81.

thank you so much

The update on #84 and #85.

What if Sharing the Journey goes through the sun and Southport Presbyterian Church is below?

Dear Sir,
Please review entry #86 and #87.

also on #88 and #89

Thank you very much

Dear Sir,
Is there anything I can do for you to improve the logo so that will be suitable for you.
Feel free to leave me the messages, I'll try my best and will response as soon as possible
thank you very much.

Best regards,
Kassai

Our leadership group has ranked this design #1. As a church, we wonder if an image of a cross could be placed in the design. Perhaps the letter "t" of Sharing the Journey? It needn't be a bold revision, but the symbolism is important to our identity.

Also, what do you see as a more pleasing design element, the words Southport Presbyterian Church under the waved lines in #1, or over them, as in #8?

Thank you.

Our leadership group has ranked this design #1. As a church, we wonder if an image of a cross could be placed in the design. Perhaps the letter "t" of Sharing the Journey? It needn't be a bold revision, but the symbolism is important to our identity.

Also, what do you see as a more pleasing design element, the words Southport Presbyterian Church under the waved lines in #1, or over them, as in #8?

Thank you.

Our leadership group has ranked this design #1. As a church, we wonder if an image of a cross could be placed in the design. Perhaps the letter "t" of Sharing the Journey? It needn't be a bold revision, but the symbolism is important to our identity.

Also, what do you see as a more pleasing design element, the words Southport Presbyterian Church under the waved lines in #1, or over them, as in #8?

Thank you.

Our leadership group has ranked this design #1. As a church, we wonder if an image of a cross could be placed in the design. Perhaps the letter "t" of Sharing the Journey? It needn't be a bold revision, but the symbolism is important to our identity.

Also, what do you see as a more pleasing design element, the words Southport Presbyterian Church under the waved lines in #1, or over them, as in #8?

Thank you.

oops! sorry for the repetition!

Dear Sir,
The design Updated in #128 and #129.

My opinion is if the design will be used as one unity I prefer
the design with "Southport Presbyterian Church" over the wave.

But I need the other one for other purpose
maybe the word "Southport Presbyterian Church" can be removed from image ( It's shouldn't loose the balance) to placed them on other place.
ex: on book cover design, Southport Presbyterian Church can separated from image and place them on bottom of the book.

If you agree with the design
I'll send you both version later

Thank you so much

Yes we agree with the design. Can the cross be a little more prominent without destroying the balance of the design?

Thank you very much.
The revision is on #130 and #131.

We are looking for two adjustments. Can the cross be larger without destroying the balance of the design, and can the words Southport Presbyterian Church be larger, perhaps without the accompanying line?