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I have been thinking recently about my new logo/watermark and I came up with this. It's simpler than some of my other ideas and I think it works well with a variety of photos. I'd love to get your feedback and if there is anything I can do to make it better i'd love to hear it!
Thanks! As always.
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I have been thinking recently about my new logo/watermark and I came up with this. It's simpler than some of my other ideas and I think it works well with a variety of photos. I'd love to get your feedback and if there is anything I can do to make it better i'd love to hear it!
Thanks! As always.
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Hello. I must say, you have a beautiful name and a challenging one in writing, especially for logotype.
First, I love the typeface you chose for your name, what is it? The 'M' is terrific. You might think of making a monogram version of your logo as well. I don't know how you would shorten it unless you did "MMilosavlevski" and included the "MM" monogram in it and then used it as a standalone 'identity' icon as well. Be careful of the MM used in Mickey Mouse however, Disney may have it trademarked but I don't think so. There is always your middle name (if you have one) should there be a 'mark.'
Also, the mix of Script and Sans Serif is always a good thing as is contrast between the your name and the company name (which is also very cool).
If you don't want a monogram and you are questioning the leading, you could lengthen the descender in the "M" of your surname to meet the 'r' or 't' below...
Just food for thought. Great job. —Anne Clair
First, I love the typeface you chose for your name, what is it? The 'M' is terrific. You might think of making a monogram version of your logo as well. I don't know how you would shorten it unless you did "MMilosavlevski" and included the "MM" monogram in it and then used it as a standalone 'identity' icon as well. Be careful of the MM used in Mickey Mouse however, Disney may have it trademarked but I don't think so. There is always your middle name (if you have one) should there be a 'mark.'
Also, the mix of Script and Sans Serif is always a good thing as is contrast between the your name and the company name (which is also very cool).
If you don't want a monogram and you are questioning the leading, you could lengthen the descender in the "M" of your surname to meet the 'r' or 't' below...
Just food for thought. Great job. —Anne Clair