Logo Development
I began by looking at what my name looked like in different font styles and capitals or lowercase letters,
Whilst doing this I looked at more abstract ways I could show my name as had done previously.
All the examples above where made in my spare time on my placement and I had feedback from some of the designers at D.S who said they liked the more abstract designs and they would work as a logo more.
I left designing my logo for a while as I did not really like anything I had come up with. Taking on board what D.S had said and the fact I had learned a bit more about type etc I felt I could apply this advice and knowledge to my logo.
I then tried making the letter of my first name into a pattern using Gahndi Sans which I had selected as the font I would be using.
I liked these visuals a lot more then the previous.
I decided that I like the A put on its side a reflected as my logo I felt it was simple and modern, I also felt that it reminded me of a two point perspective drawing which links to some of my interests and that it looks like there two different sides which could be print and digital.
I then worked on the size and placement of the logo after I had worked on the type.
I felt that 'Amy' was a little informal and so I added my second name which balanced out the logo more and I felt that this worked, and it was appropriate to and for me.
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