Mark Martinez PhotographyLogo Design Contest

mmp with intertwined rings

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mmp reversed out

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mmp

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mmp

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mmp

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mmp

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mmp

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mmp

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mmp

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mmp

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Very beautiful work!

#104 love the fonts! I don't care for this icon - looking for something more refined.

#100 #102 - monogram style "m" not quite what I am looking for.

#95 #96 #97 #98 #99 #106 - Love the fonts. Intertwined rings icon perhaps too unrefined looking and not integrated enough into the overall design.

#107 - not crazy about the colors (I mentioned specific colors in my brief). Perhaps too literal of a bouquet - a simple single line suggestion of a bouquet would be more elegant.

Thank you!

ok working on some new ideas

mmp - refined

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mmp

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#124 #125 - in these treatments the rings icon must carry the entire design. Here they feel "flat" and don't grab the imagination in a way that will stay with the viewer.

MMP

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reversed out on black with spectrum color

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mmp

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#145 #146 - these "MM" icons suggest more comic book to me than anything else. Looking for something more elegant.

#144 - still don't care for the rings.

Heart icon used to illustrate the coming together and bounding of two unique individuals to one. Each side of the heart represents the idividual and the loop shows them as one whole. Many color choices, decided that any “M” take away from the real message of your logo. The Gray inner heart illustrates the love that is formed by the outword lines. Any thoughts?

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MMP logo heart logo on navy. Could use heart as watermark

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mmp

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#154 #158 #167 - I feel perhaps that this heart approach has already been done about as well as it can be with the current #1. I am actually not that interested in heart themes per se the current #1 is there more for creativity and cleanness of the design. Still like the font on these. Would love to see some other non- heart themed designs explored.

thank you!

It appears that you have choosen your winner already. I still believe that the "M's" in your current pick clutters the main idea of your logo.

mmp, not kust a heart but could be a flower or even stylized bouquet

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mmp not just heart but also flowere and a stylized bouquet

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mmp with another color option

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mmp

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mmp

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Thank you again for your entries!

I have not at all decided on a winner. The current #1 was the first to produce a clean design that showed creativity of thought and clean simple lines. I am not swayed either way by the heart itself. Unfortunately, all other designers are currently pursuing heart themes. Clean , simple , elegant is what I am after. I sincerely believe there is room for improvement on the current #1.

I love the color combination on #176. The icon looks too much to me like a 4 leaf clover. I still think the font is wonderful!

thank you!

mmp

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mmp

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mmp "M" couple silhouette

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#272 - interesting bride and groom icon. Does create an "m" shape that could be used for a watermark. However, I have two similar designs already both of which have clearly differentiated male and female characters - this helps to convey the concept. Font here feels too modern.

#271 - this block "m" is very clean and the font works well. Feels more like the insignia for a college football team than a photographer.