TruNorth International ChurchLogo Design Contest Logo Design Contest Contests / TruNorth International Church TruNorth International Church has selected their winning logo design. For $675 they received 344 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 karttyy Return to Contest Return to Contest Comment Activity Order by Ranking Entry Number Comment Activity To leave a comment please click on the logo. 1st 9 Withdrawn 7th Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. 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Enjoyed working with you, and I hope this project will lead to more collaboration in the future. 7 months ago trunorth commented on #262 Our delay is that we're waiting for our board meeting to select the winner. 7 months ago karttyy commented on #262 Sounds good Thank you. 7 months ago trunorth commented on #262 this was the correct version. we'll worry about the gradient later with the embroidery. 7 months ago karttyy commented on #262 Please check the updated versions. 7 months ago karttyy commented on #262 yeah sure. Please wait for updated versions. 7 months ago trunorth commented on #262 this is a minor issue. in viewing the curvey line from an embroidery stand point, perhaps a gradient will not be successful. Is it possible to have the same line that switches between the three main colors, blue - purple-pink so that only 3 thread colors will be necessary there and all 3 would have a distinct start and end point within 1 contiguous line? Otherwise, perhaps the swervy line is silver like Tru. 7 months ago karttyy commented on #12 Withdrawn Can we add this cross symbol in #262? 7 months ago karttyy commented on #262 Thank you for the feedback 7 months ago trunorth commented on #262 that looks great, thank you! 7 months ago karttyy commented on #169 Withdrawn Please check #262 7 months ago karttyy commented on #169 Withdrawn Yeah sure. 7 months ago trunorth commented on #169 Withdrawn do you mind showing me this with the ru and orth as smaller caps - not lower case, just shorter than the T and the N 7 months ago karttyy commented on #169 Withdrawn Thank you for the wonderful feedback's. 7 months ago trunorth commented on #169 Withdrawn I liked the idea of the butterfly northern lights but really, #169 is so cool. I did see you used a thinner font but this bold light grey/silver is so compelling, especially as I expect to silver foil the word truth when I get letterhead, biz cards, and embroidery (silver thread) 7 months ago karttyy commented on #169 Withdrawn Thank you 7 months ago trunorth commented on #169 Withdrawn that...is...so...cool! 7 months ago karttyy commented on #156 Withdrawn Both #156 , #155 lines are having same thickness. 7 months ago karttyy commented on #111 Withdrawn yeah sure 7 months ago trunorth commented on #156 Withdrawn #156 can borrow #155 bolder vertical lines 7 months ago trunorth commented on #155 Withdrawn I know I pulled this out because I'm focusing on the white ones, but I do love how you made the bars more visible...can't tell if it's bolder color or thicker lines. Right now I'm focusing on #156 7 months ago trunorth commented on #156 Withdrawn This is great along with #155 which I think are the reverse of each other? I'd like to eliminate the colors to the right of the center vertical bar and do the whole spectrum in only the colors to the left of the center/highest bar...either by extending it all the way across, mirroring it, or repeating it. In other words, the shapes and such don't change, but they only use the colors that appear from the center to the left. Also, can you line the bottom of the vertical bars with a ribbon like #84 that uses the same color pattern/gradient as the bars? 7 months ago trunorth commented on #111 Withdrawn my team is thinking we have too many colors in the bars...maybe more focus on blue, emerald, and purple? 7 months ago karttyy commented on #116 Withdrawn Yeah sure. Thank you for the feedback's 7 months ago trunorth commented on #116 Withdrawn Excellent. On another one of yours I talked about the crown shape. On here, I think the old bottom was better, but perhaps the 3 tringular peaks can be composed by the tops of the northern light bars instead of the kind of indentation at the bottom. In other words, the top of the northern lights forms a kind of 3 pointed masculine crown, while the bottom can be lightly convex or have that wavy bottom in the other non-crown rendition that you've been nailing. 7 months ago karttyy commented on #111 Withdrawn Thank you. Any other revisions, please let me know. 7 months ago trunorth commented on #111 Withdrawn Love this. 7 months ago karttyy commented on #117 Withdrawn Crown shape implemented in this design. 7 months ago karttyy commented on #116 Withdrawn single color gradient 7 months ago karttyy commented on #111 Withdrawn Adjusted here, now there is no vertical gradients in bars. Each bar having its own single color. 7 months ago karttyy commented on #79 Withdrawn Sure, will submit the updated versions ASAP. 7 months ago karttyy commented on #83 Withdrawn yeah sure, i can do that. 7 months ago trunorth commented on #83 Withdrawn I like the font here more than #86 7 months ago trunorth commented on #79 Withdrawn The northern lights here kind of reminds me of a tiara. So, with that in mind, still using the vertical bars, is it possible for the overall pattern of the northern lights to form a crown shape. Still use gradient, but since it already looks like a tiara, can it look shape-wise more masculine - king-ish. 7 months ago trunorth commented on #83 Withdrawn I think I can forsee getting this printed on business cards where I make the Tru text silver foil. 7 months ago trunorth commented on #83 Withdrawn I love the 2-tone text and the abstract northern lights. I think the northern lights are bit too pastel. Also, I like the horizontal gradient of the northern lights vertical bars but wonder if removing the vertical gradient within the bars themselves could work. The purpose of that would be to allow for the embroidered version of this to be practical when 1 kind of thread is used per vertical bar. 7 months ago karttyy commented on #55 Withdrawn Sure. 7 months ago trunorth commented on #55 Withdrawn can I see this with white background? More variety of colors in the northern lights? Tru and North separated by a different color? Possibly not block caps on TRUNORTH 7 months ago karttyy commented on #12 Withdrawn Yeah sure, Thank you for the feedback's. 7 months ago trunorth commented on #12 Withdrawn I like the pattern of lines to resemble the northern lights. I could see removing the cross and going with the text and the lines as a logo in and of themselves. 7 months ago karttyy commented on #12 Withdrawn Hi, We value your opinion! We would love to hear your feedback on our work. Did we capture your vision? Is there anything you would like us to improve or change? Your feedback helps us deliver the best possible results. Please take a moment to share your thoughts. Thank you 7 months ago