MartiniArt.comLogo Design Contest

Muszski, thank you for participating.
#8 - I really appreciate that you presented something more involved, but I just dont think it speaks to what we do. There is too much going on. It is also too symmetrical.

#9 is interesting. I realize the font you used has a retro feel, but it also is a touch "cartoony" - can you please try another font choice?

Thanks for your feedback Martiniguy. Here are 2 more versions #19 & #20.

#28 Black & White version of #20.

Hello again muzski. I like #28 and #29 - good concepts. Can you try another font...I do like what you've done, but would like to see a variation. I like this direction. Could you possibly present it in a color(s) besides black and white? It is good to know that it translates well though!

Oops - I apologize, I did not even see #20. I guess you already colored it. Can you just try another font? I like this.

#19 is a unique departure as well...great work presented! I am going to have to stare at this one for a while.

#29 is the reversed b&w version of #20 the colour version. Thanks for your kind compliments, it is very encouraging indeed. :-)

Yep #19 has turned into an optical illusion of some sorts. :-)
Also, the top of the glass is 'M' shaped for your business name.

#66, #67, #69 & #70 font variations.

#69 is cool, we usually dont favor cursive, but I like this one. Thanks for the variations!

#71 took me a while to get that 50's-feel. Cheers for your constant feedback, Martiniguy.
#72 B&W version. :-)

Wow, #71 and #72 arent really what we'd be looking for, but they are very intriguing! It reminds me of something very theatrical. Very nice.

Thanks.

#116 Simpler version of my previous design. :-)

#117 is the black & white version of #116.

#116 is a cool adaptation!

Hey muzski. #150 is fun, not really something we would use, but it is a well done concept. Thank you!

Hi Martiniguy. #150 I was aiming for the 'shopping' aspect of your business. Two heads communicating, with the Martini glass as the object of the conversation. Just something diff from just a solitary glass. Personally a single glass looks like an image for a bar or a glass factory, now that I look at it. Maybe just me. Cheers, Muz :-)