I recently received news that the  Maranatha Brand logo design has been selected for inclusion in the new LogoLounge Master Library. It will be included  in the inaugural book called Initials & Crests.

The Master Library series contains logo design work from creatives around the world and will be based on a series of books that will focus on a very specific logo design category:

• Initials & Crests
• Typography
• People
• Animals, Birds and Mythology
• Shapes and Symbols
• Nature and Food
• Arts and Culture (including transportation, sports and architecture)

The Initials & Crests edition will be the first book in the series to be published and will be out within the next year.

Here’s some background information about the Maranatha Brand design: Maranatha means “Our Lord is coming/has come”. The design depicts the returning Christ-King. The emphasis on the “M” not only stands for Maranatha, but also represents Christ’s physical body in which he will one day return. The “M” also illustrates clothing, which was the main product of the organization. The distressed appearance gives it an ancient, yet modern style.

The Maranatha Brand logo was one of the very first logos I ever designed, so I was excited to hear that is was chosen to go into the library.

Tags: Christianity, graphic design, Jesus, logo, logo lounge

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