A Community of Creative Critical Thinkers: The KHC Logo Design Contest Recap
Updated: May 30, 2025
MC community produces more than 140 logos for KHC's design contest with entries from students, faculty, administrators from Loyola and Nuvali campuses.
With the KHC starting up, it challenged the MC community to design a logo which captures the essence and spirit of the Center. The chosen design will eventually be used in KHC announcements, letterheads, and other promotional materials. More than 140 entries were received from various members of the community - from students to faculty, staff and administrators. Members of KHC's Advisory Council were delighted with the community's overwhelming response and outpouring of artistic talent.
The top prize was given to Maria Elana Panganiban of 7-Silang. The runners up were Vivielle Hernandez from 7-McMahon, Jocelyn Andrea Zambrano taking Professional Masters in Special Education and Gilbert Andrea Lacebal, 3rd year BSENDM. The grand prize winner received P10,000 while the runners up received P2,000 each.
KHC is truly grateful for the Miriam College community's enthusiastic participation as the Center takes shape.
I used the polynesian fonts for a surf shop brand concept and it worked beautifully. It has that vintage-yet-fun island aesthetic that screams ocean, palm trees, and adventure. It’s bold enough for signage but also friendly enough for digital use. If your brand or design calls for tropical vibes or a sense of escape, Hawaiian gets the message across in the most visually pleasing way.