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12 inspired suggestions for the 2019 SEA Games logo from netizens
The minimalist 2019 SEA Games logo has been taking a beating on social media, but the flip side of it is that Filipino artists are volunteering their services to re-do the logo.
They have been posting their suggestions on social media, and you know what? There's a tremendous amount of great art ready for picking — should the organizers choose to avail the offer.
Below are some of their designs:
1. Hooray, Baybayin!
There are so many ways you can do a logo. Without going out of concept & color, here you go Philippines.
— bob freking ???? (@bobfreking) August 20, 2018
That's Baybayin for "SEA" btw.
Bayaran niyo na lang ako. pic.twitter.com/pLoN4MJfkF
2. One that's done in less 15 minutes:
Philippine 2019 Sea Games logo mockup.
— ? (@raphaelmiguel) August 20, 2018
Did this in less than 15 minutes. The official one looks like we didn’t even try to put effort. Shame. pic.twitter.com/P8z66Gc89j
3. How about one based on the Philippine Eagle?
My version of SEA GAMES LOGO
— Kendrick Lamarr (@kvpingkian) August 21, 2018
Blazing Philippine Eagle
The eagle symbolizes strength & power. It has10 feathers representing the 10 countries participating in the event & the head symbolizes the host country. Blaze, symbolizes fire a start of something. #SEAGames2019 pic.twitter.com/gd9YWsL8IA
4. Or a minimalist eagle?
Since sobrang gigil ko sa logo ng 2019 SEA Games I tried creating one.. I'm not great in graphic design but I want to try.... Mukha ba siyang minimalist eagle.. :( haha #artph triggered ako that I channeled my stress and breakdowns here: pic.twitter.com/xwbB7ML4Jo
— Luis (@luisddomingo) August 20, 2018
5. This one is inspired by the sipa:
So the SEA Games (South East Asian Games) 2019 Logo has been officially released and unfortunately it gets mixed reactions online. Therefore, this is what I came up with.#SEAGames2019 #Philippines2019 #SeaGames #Sipa #LaroNgLahi #LarongPinoyToTheWorld #TeamPhilippines pic.twitter.com/sYCkYlfPje
— Mark Lauren (@mhernandezmark) August 21, 2018
6. Below is based on the tamaraw and the carabao:
Since someone asked me if I have my own take sa #SEAGames2019 logo, Ito yung ginawa ko. Inspired by their tagline "We win as one".
— Dhel (@idoodhel) August 21, 2018
For the mascot, I used the Carabao and Tamaraw to represent strength and athleticism. And to raise awareness on both animals pic.twitter.com/rFW76fFBJu
7. Here's another inspired by the carabao:
Wasn't a fan of the official SEA Games 2019 logo and I saw the different logos made, and decided to join in.
— Liam Guiao (@liamguiao) August 21, 2018
Made mine differently by putting the beast of burden, the Philippine Water Buffalo/ Carabao, showing brute strength and hardwork. #SEAGames2019 pic.twitter.com/OL1tplkIUj
8. One that communicated soaring higher and better:
Here is my proposal logo for #SEAGames2019 because we must soar higher and better.#SEAGames#Philippines2019#Minimalist #Design pic.twitter.com/GVkYnD6XgS
— FPJ Jr (@fpjjr) August 20, 2018
9. According to the artist, this one is made out of sheer boredom:
It's now already used in an unofficial FB page of the 30th SEA Games with my permission. ???? I used Clark in the meantime to promote the new city in the entire ASEAN region and to the world. pic.twitter.com/XrOl27VNZq
— ran (@therandomran) August 20, 2018
10. How do you like this?
Philippines' 30th SEA Games logo looks very cheap. Wag kayo magalala, sa NOV 30 pa iaannounce ang totoong magiging itsura ng logo. For the mean time, may gnawa akong sarili kong version. Baka makatulong maging inspiration.#30THSEAGAMES #Philippines2019 #SEAGames2019 #DFA #Logo pic.twitter.com/s2KWw3t2sR
— Julius Cea (@Huly0w) August 21, 2018
11. We adore this one, inspired by the vinta:
So here’s my take on the 30th SEA Games’ logo. I call it, “The Vinta’s Flame.” This logo draws inspiration from two things; a vinta, a traditional Filipino boat from Mindanao; and the SEA Games Flame/Cauldron which is lit the entire duration of the games. #SEAGames2019 pic.twitter.com/Dkr1YyeMbj
— EL / Luis Miguel (@elsplanet) August 21, 2018
12. Beautiful take, based on the bahay kubo:
My Version of Sea Games Logo.
— Isiah Johnson Obera (@oberaij) August 21, 2018
Bahay Kubo w/ 3 Stars and a Sun
Bahay kubo symbolizes unity, respect and love and that depicts us as a Pilipino. The 3 legs(In equal running form) depicts competition, 11 circles/countries. #SEAGames2019 #SEAGames #BahayKubo #Philippines2019 pic.twitter.com/nDtc07doPF
The current logo is an abstraction of the map of the Philippine archipelago using 11 circles, meant to represent the participating nations.
The overlapping rings, Foreign Affairs Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano explained, show that "wherever and whenever the games are played, we are one and we win as one." — Aya Tantiangco/LA, GMA News
