Eye-Catching Church Event Poster Design for Spiritual Warfare

Eye-Catching Church Event Poster Design for Spiritual WarfareEye-Catching Church Event Poster Design for Spiritual Warfare

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Andrew Gitonga

• 2h

Designed a visually engaging church event poster promoting a Sunday Service themed "Winning Spiritual Warfare." The design combines warm lighting, bold typography, and a professionally edited portrait of the speaker to create a welcoming and inspiring visual. It highlights the event details clearly while maintaining a strong spiritual atmosphere, making it suitable for both print and social media promotion.

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Brand: The Haya Industry: Modest fashion / clothing brand Audience: Women 18–35, modest fashion lovers, young professionals and students who want elegant everyday wear Brand personality: Elegant, minimal, modest, timeless

Logo type: Wordmark-led combination mark — the name "The Haya" set in a refined thin-weight serif, paired with one subtle symbolic element (not a literal icon, not a mascot).

Three directions explored:

Silhouette Mark — wordmark + a minimal one-line silhouette accent (a woman in flowing modest wear).

Negative Space Crescent — wordmark where the "H" subtly hides a crescent or arch shape in its negative space, discoverable on close look.

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MD Rafee Alam

• Jun 20

Going with Option 1. The lowercase feels more aligned with the modest, approachable side of the brand. Option 2 is bold but reads more editorial than wearable. The negative space crescent concept in the H is really interesting though, is that visible in either of these versions?