Organizers: SEA Games 2019 logo still open to revision, here are some suggested logos from netizens

After several comments received from the official logo of the upcoming SEA Games that being  presented to the Olympic Council of Asian in Jakarta, the Philippine organizing committee said the design is still open to revision.

" Patuloy pa rin po nating gagamitin ang mga imahe mula sa ating mga mahuhusay na miyembro na nais igahagi ng mas malawak at magandang interpretasyon sa pagpapakilala ng bansa sa rehiyon, hanggang sa makumpirma ang opisyal na mga simbolo sa darating na Nov. 30,"read in the 30th SEA Games Philippines 2019 Facebook page.



Meanwhile Whereinbacolod gathered some of the suggested logos from netizens  for the SEA Games 2019:

One of those is from artist Ronald Gary Bengil Bautista who made his own personal design but executed the same concept.

There are so many ways you can do a logo. Without going out of concept & color, here you go Philippines.

That's Baybayin for "SEA" btw.

Bayaran niyo na lang ako. pic.twitter.com/pLoN4MJfkF

— bob freking 🌹 (@bobfreking) August 20, 2018

Philippine 2019 Sea Games logo mockup.

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

— ً (@raphaelmiguel) August 20, 2018

My version of SEA GAMES LOGO

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

— Kendrick Pingkian (@kvpingkian) August 21, 2018

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

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

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".

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

— Dhel Ocampo (@idoodhel) August 21, 2018

Out of sheer boredom, I made a draft logo for the 2019 SEA Games.

— ran (@therandomran) July 10, 2018

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

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

My Version of Sea Games Logo.

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

— Isiah Johnson Obera (@oberaij) August 21, 2018

Drop us your comment below if you think that is the best logo for the SEA Games 2019.