Michigan Custom SignsLogo Design Contest

what worries me here is the readability of custom signs. Seems too small relative to Michigan. I don't want it to get lost amongst other michigan stickers/signs (oddly enough, they are pretty common in this state).

It just wasn't really translating to within the map very cleanly. What if instead we just, on this one, make the portion below the M blue?

I'll try some tweaks with the sizes.

Yes the great lake is very abstract & busy to handle in the design this would be best in my opinion.

a little too much going on here

I like this one more than the other revisions you did. some of those are cool, but just a bit too much going on. Trying to keep it clean and simple.

this seems closer. What if the state were slightly larger and the M slighly smaller so that just the very tip of the m hit the edges of the state outline. then make the bottom blue and the top black (or maybe see it both ways... and I think the UP needs to be a bit larger. Just a bit too small in this one.

Might need to shrink the upper peninsula down a bit.

What if the M were in a map something like this:https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/michigan-map-geometric-polygonal-mosaic-style-abstract-tessellation-modern-design-background-vector-illustration-eps-80025529.jpg

I'll try thanks.

the font looks a little too much like university of michigan. I don't want to alienate the Michigan State fans. Also would possibly like some blue in there and mayb4e a map outline of the m vs. the circle.

Or maybe with a map of the great lakes?

Can you try it with the state acting as the outline (replacing the circle?

Thank you for the kind ranking please see the updates available for review.

Thanks for the feedback if you can re-rank this to top 5 I can certainly update the entry as suggested let me know.

I was wondering what this might look like with the Michigan in Arial or a less institutional font. Something more contemporary (non-serif). Also thinking the space below the might look good in blue. Another thought... what if we incorporated that "m" design into the michigan mitten vs. the circle?