Week6 2D

PRACTICAL – Design Perspectives

Draft 2 logo designs for your own design business.

• •  Design 01: Design in a style that appeals to a design Industry client
  
• •  Design 02: Design in a style that appeals to a non-profit arts organization
  
• •  Draft in your blog with hand drawings and notes
  
• •  Then draft your 2 designs in Illustrator or Photoshop if you have time
  
• •  Incorporate the TAGLINE into both designs
  
  
  Design 01: Design in a style that appeals to a design Industry client
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  Design 02: Design in a style that appeals to a non-profit arts organisationThe design for cupcake Industry. The name of industry is "Cupcake house". The design was created by simplicity and easy to understand. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  This is the logo design for the non-profit arts organisation "The art tree foundation". I designed the logo base on the name of the organisation "art tree" and use the original text of the organisation to create the my logo.
  
  
  
  

  
  

  GROUP EXERCISE – Changing Perspectives

  
  

  
  

  Using a scale of 1 – 10,

  
  

  each group assigns a quantitative rating for all the designs, based on the criteria below 

  
  

  1. 1.  Accuracy in addressing the brief
  2. 2.  Immediate visual appeal
  3. 3.  Cross generational appeal
  4. 4.  Suitability for print
  5. 5.  Suitability for web
  6. 6.  Monochromatic suitability
  7. 7.  Simplicity

  
  Myself
  
  

  1. 1.  Accuracy in addressing the brief - 7
  2. 2.  Immediate visual appeal - 8
  3. 3.  Cross generational appeal - 6
  4. 4.  Suitability for print - 6
  5. 5.  Suitability for web -6
  6. 6.  Monochromatic suitability -8
  7. 7.  Simplicity -8

  
  

  Cherill Hpokin
  

  1. 1.  Accuracy in addressing the brief -8
  2. 2.  Immediate visual appeal -9
  3. 3.  Cross generational appeal -8 
  4. 4.  Suitability for print -7
  5. 5.  Suitability for web - 8
  6. 6.  Monochromatic suitability -7
  7. 7.  Simplicity -8

  
  Paul Myatt
  
  

  1. 1.  Accuracy in addressing the brief -9
  2. 2.  Immediate visual appeal -9
  3. 3.  Cross generational appeal - 8
  4. 4.  Suitability for print - 8
  5. 5.  Suitability for web -8
  6. 6.  Monochromatic suitability - 8
  7. 7.  Simplicity - 9

  
  Queenie Wu
  
  

  1. 1.  Accuracy in addressing the brief -8
  2. 2.  Immediate visual appeal -8
  3. 3.  Cross generational appeal -7
  4. 4.  Suitability for print -8
  5. 5.  Suitability for web- 8
  6. 6.  Monochromatic suitability -9
  7. 7.  Simplicity - 9

  
  
  
  

  Katelyn  Preston

  
  

  1. 1.  Accuracy in addressing the brief - 8
  2. 2.  Immediate visual appeal - 9 
  3. 3.  Cross generational appeal - 7
  4. 4.  Suitability for print - 8
  5. 5.  Suitability for web - 8
  6. 6.  Monochromatic suitability - 8
  7. 7.  Simplicity - 7
     
     Andre

  
  

  1. 1.  Accuracy in addressing the brief - 9
  2. 2.  Immediate visual appeal - 9
  3. 3.  Cross generational appeal - 8
  4. 4.  Suitability for print -8
  5. 5.  Suitability for web - 7
  6. 6.  Monochromatic suitability -7
  7. 7.  Simplicity - 7
     
     
     
     
     

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vmilq3KDJio

  
  

  This is a useful video about "how to create a logo". I think it is a interesting website. The lady doesn't teach how to create a logo like other videos do but she just tells the tips and explain it by her experience. I think it will be useful for everyone who start to create logo. One thing that she said about logo is "simple". I always think about fantastic design for logo but the most important thing that i always forget is logo is "simple".