Photographer Logo Concept
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Seth Nickerson
An unused concept for a photographer's mark.
almost 2 years ago
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matt rossi
love the direction and colors, but it seems awfully busy. maybe remove the smallest bubbles or all the bubbles except for the one with the "syp" ?
almost 2 years ago
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Daniel Keller
totally agree with Matt, less is more! I love the idea and that magenta fits good with the turquoise.
almost 2 years ago
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Luke Lisi
I agree with Matt and Daniel. Simplifying the primary mark may help. However, there's some really nice elements that could easily extend into the identity.
almost 2 years ago
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Seth Nickerson
Thanks for the feedback guys, but in this case I disagree. The #1 mandate for this was loads and loads of color. The smaller bubbles help with that, and I think give it a better feel of randomness. Obviously this can't be used in every instance though, so there will definitely be a stripped-down secondary mark for some uses, as well as a 1-color version. Thank you though, I do really value the feedback.
almost 2 years ago
Oh yeah, this is great and definitely has legs. I agree with you, all of the elements are going to be valuable assets for a photographer—the SYP alone as a monogram, watermarks for photos, elements on their blog/site if they wish, etc. I get this a lot more than the last concept. Nice work!
almost 2 years ago
Great color. Original and I think you can really play around with the shapes/colors in other applications of the mark.
almost 2 years ago
I really love all the color choices here. I like that everything seems structured, but the SYP is more organic and flowing. It fits within context. If there was a successful way to pull off a strong mark with something as delicate as bubbles, you've certainly done it.
almost 2 years ago
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Daniel Keller
I'd love to see this only with the big green bubble and the magenta however-you-call-it!
almost 2 years ago
lovin' it! The S seems like it's falling over just a little bit.
almost 2 years ago
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Chuck Mallott
Liking the unique idea here. I like this better than the other SYP lollipop idea (it was cool to look at but didn't convey accurately). Only thing I might do is explore a different font. Something a bit more playful? Just a thought.
Nice work!
almost 2 years ago
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Seth Nickerson
Thanks all! Lots to chew on.
@Ethan and Jason, that's the idea. This would be the main lockup, but the elements can be used separately or even possibly rearranged. Having something simple and watermark-able is an important use for a photographer.
@Steven, I think you're right. Thanks.
@Chuck I think Neutra does the job well here, but I'm definitely going to explore some more. I agree, the other one didn't convey accurately.
almost 2 years ago
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Richie Stewart
Thank you for thinking outside the dang box...super refreshing. I love how the bubbles aren't 'perfect' vector shapes...really nice touch.
almost 2 years ago
Loads of personality. Great stuff.
almost 2 years ago
This is terrific - completely different, I really like it. Richie used the right word: it really is a refreshing approach. I love the SYP type (agree with Steven about the 'S') and would be curious to see the alternate, stripped down versions and extension into a full identity.
almost 2 years ago
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Seth Nickerson
Richie, Todd, Claire: thank you guys! I respect all of your opinions for different reasons. This hasn't been pitched yet, so we'll see how it goes. Claire, I'll post all the various permutations once the project is completed. If not here, then on my site (I'll give you a heads up).
almost 2 years ago
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Photographer Logo Concept
by Seth Nickerson
The client really likes bright, chromatically arranged colors. Alas, this one was axed as well.
over 1 year ago
too illustrative to be a logo I guess. but I LOVE it
about 1 year ago