3rd one gets my vote. Setting frames the viking.

Thanks everyone, #3 was my choice as well. Now all I have to do is turn my 20" Viking head drawing into a Viking applique and hope I don't mess it up.

I'm going to be a little different. As I scrolled from #1 to #2, I definitely liked #2 better. When I scrolled to #3, I thought I liked, but I kept going back and forth over 2 and 3 and finally decided I like the crispness of the white background around the Viking. Really makes it pop and I think that's what you want for the mascot. Just one opinion among many!

So, #2 is my choice

#3

I will be the lone voice here. I like #4 the best

You are right as far as it popping, the white really does that. What I'm afraid is going to happen is once I turn the head into an applique, the horns from the helmet will blend into the back ground and not show up. I'm not that good at applique as I have only done it once or twice. It would be nice to do as embroidery but this is a 24" block and my machine only does a 9" x 6" which would get lost in a block this size.

I'm not committed to anything yet on the center block (except for the Viking head), still throwing things around. Maybe I can come up with a way to incorporate both the green and the white. I will keep thinking this out.

Is this supposed to be the Minnesota Vikings? Why are you doing it in Green Bay colors?

I vote for the third

I vote #3.

They are all nice but I like No.2