R. Parker Blackburn Fine Art PhotographyLogo Design Contest

my entry, an abstract camera icon.

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simple, elegant

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#25 is simple and elegant - and I like it!

#24 is nice, but evokes a more commercial photographer that an artist.

#25 It just occurred to me this looks like a matted print. Cool!

looks great reversed

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I like reversed monotone white on grey too

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I wonder if on #11, you can do the graphic as in #25, with the "frame" being black to stand out over the grey background? The it keeps the more literal reference to one of my matted prints.

Is this what you meant?
Let me know.
cheers
Julian

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#97 was pretty close, but the mat needs to be white and the center square gray, just like #25 except for the black frame (which you did).

Is this the colour combination you're after.
I really like this combination, very smart.

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Bingo. This way, #25 can go on stationary, #109 can go on my gray or black web pages, and they both will evoke a framed. matted print.

Could I please see some small caps variations? Maybe just the name or just "Fine Art ..." and both?

font variation

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on reversed and lowercase

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here's another icon I was tinkering with that I like...

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I like your original better than #119.

And sorry if I wasn't clear on the case of the font. I was thinking of small capitals in place of where the lower case letters would be.

Entry #73 is an example of small caps in my name.

more spread on the text

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One of my favourite fonts suits this too...

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darker touch

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initials

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#175 is my fav so far. I like the font, but there is an art deco aspect to it that doesn't fit me particularly well. I went through all the fonts that I have in Word, and my fav (with small caps in the name and regular lower case in the "Fine Art..." is Tahoma.

with Tahoma

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