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I like the mark a lot, K and H easily readable. It maybe has more of the 'interior design' feel to it though, but overall nicely balanced.

thanks for your comment Alen. hmmmm...you might be right about interior design feel. maybe it's the colors?

Nice composition, Colin!

thanks Alena

This is great stuff Colin!

thank you Joe. and thank you for the floats guys.

OOH Nice! I like perhaps we could trade if needed :)

hah, that or our clients could just swap them out when they get bored with their chosen mark.

I might be serious here :) Humm...

mike, no joke here...thanks for the floats all.

I must have missed this, Colin, nice work.

thank you Sean.

Nice mark, indeed.

thanks!

...and to the rest who floated.

Hey Colin, I really like this mark a lot%3B it's a really nice monogram, and is very easy on the eyes. However, I don't think it's right for a photographer. To me, it would be perfect for an architect, or as Type08 up there said, an interior designer.

%5E then i guess it's a good thing she rejected this. oh well, back to the drawing board. save this one for another perhaps. thanks for your comment jon.

thank you julia!

Just ran across this one the other day, too! Too bad she rejected it, it's a really nice mark (though I'm obviously biased to this kind of work hehe). Good typography, too. I like how you lined up photography with the box. The only thing I can think of is maybe adding a couple ligatures to the type to give some interest? Connect the bridges on the ee, maybe? and connect the rt? Nothing too crazy %3B) Again, great work here.

again, thanks. i really was hoping she would have chosen this one, but like i said, i have an unused monogram that's up for grabs now. i like your suggestion here and i think i'll try it for some practice.

Greate!*

thanks for the floats and comments! i'm currently rehashing this for a local abstract painter...may have found a new home. thoughts?

This is excellent, nicely finished off and typeface works great.

appreciate the comment joel.

FANTASTIC use of negative %26 positive space

thank you, sean.