APOPS is a 501c3 with global arms founded to establish awareness and provide guidance and support related to pelvic organ prolapse, an extremely common women's health condition that remains in the closet despite being on medical record for over 4000 years.
APOPS is a 501c3 with global arms founded to establish awareness and provide guidance and support related to pelvic organ prolapse, an extremely common women's health condition that remains in the closet despite being on medical record for over 4000 years.
Instructions：
Info about APOPS or pelvic organ prolapse as well as our current logo can be found on our website, http://www.pelvicorganprolapsesupport.org. Think simple for the base image so eventually it will be recognized standing alone like pink ribbon or golden arches (the stats behind this condition indicate it will be as significant as pink ribbon when it goes large so we need something recognizable that will still look good 20 years from now). Turn the end of the S in APOPS into a feminine facial outline that turns into the globe shape? APOPS/Association for Pelvic Organ Prolapse Support must be incorporated into logo as well as our new marketing phrase Hope Heals. Think of Hope both as woman’s name and positive energy for women navigating the condition.
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sjpPOP11 years ago
Great start creativespoiler, love the way the image wraps around APOPS. Looking for something with simple lines to make it be easily utiliized on merchandise (think pink ribbon for breast cancer. very basic, clean lines). Also need to incorporate Hope Heals somehow. Sure wish I had some art braincells so I could explain better. The Woman empowered image in the pic example I gave is a good example of "direction". Thanks much for submission!
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sjpPOP11 years ago
Down the road we'll want the image itself to stand alone without words or with APOPS in very tiny print (again think how you see pink ribbon on caps/tshirts with out Komen Foundation on image-they were together at onset of campaign and then people began to recognize the image so it could stand alone without the org name). POP is going to be as big as pink ribbon once it goes large because there are millions of women with the condition (they just don't know it, no awareness) and it's in every country around the world. The more simple we can keep the image but hammer home this is a women's condition, the better.
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sjpPOP11 years ago
Great submissions everyone! Just back in town, will take a bit of time to digest them all and will comment later tonight.
Thanks for great energy!
Sher
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sjpPOP11 years ago
Hi chuckiey,
One of your images is one of 2 final choices. Mods requested are 1. APOPS instead of APOS. 2. Incorporate HOPE HEALS (italics??) into image. 3. Pelvic organ prolapse on one line, support below it. (Hoping it will look ok that way...) 4. Colors s/b soft black and deep red on white backdrop.
Thanks! Appreciate your work!
Sher
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sjpPOP11 years ago
Hi karjen,
Your image is one of 2 final choices. Mods requested are 1. Incorporate HOPE HEALS (italics??) into image. 2. Change font to maybe calibri or verdana, something more basic. 3. Pelvic organ prolapse on one line, support below it. (Hoping it will look ok that way...) 4. Maybe modify Hope's shape a tiny bit to focus on feminine rather than pregnant.
Thanks! Appreciate your work!
Sher
karjen11 years ago
#24 pls. thanks! :)
Design Concepts Completed11 years ago
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#24 pls. thanks! :)
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