Concept
Overview: The construction of my design was meant to describe me; furthermore, I wanted to make sure I included almost everything that represents me. I constructed many sketches until I came up with the final masterpiece. I also referenced some of the illustrations and hyperlinks the wiki provided. All the designs I came across were exciting and had one main component in the logo that essentially told the audience the mission behind the logo.
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ITERATION
Overview: I like the progress of where the design came from; through my illustrations, you can see the different scales and obstacles I came across when trying to design the perfect logo that described me. So, much respect for this process because I wouldn’t have been able to come up with what I did in the end. I used a sans-serif font that was available in Adobe Illustrator to later use my letter as a reference, and then I free-drew my designs and installed them right in the software. I don’t have a track record in the software because I deleted as I went and kept what I liked, which created the final design.
SYNTHESIS
Overview: This was a great step within the process because I got to see the different scales of my final design and got a brief idea of what to expect when the final cut is pre-fabricated. I was excited to see the results.
FABRICATION
Overview: The final design showed the figure and ground, and I put it on a few objects I thought it would turn out well on, such as my binder, my desk, and my PC desktop.
References
W. (2024, January 23). Personal logo. newMediaWiki. https://williamcromar.com/newmediawiki/personal-logo/