Personal Logo

This week in e-Com we made personal logos, they represent who we are as a person. In my logo the wings and A represent the cross country flying shoe logo. The blue represents peace and calm and the circle represents wholeness because I am a clam person. First we sketched out an idea for our logo then we created it on the computer. We used illustrator to pull preprogramed shapes into the right shape, my original logo is on the top. Then we critiqued each others logos and made changes with the feedback, my improved logo is on the bottom. I learned how to move points on the shapes to change its appearance and how to critique others logos. If I had to make the logo again I would have added the circle earlier, however I would keep the overall design. I will draw from my knowledge of creating shapes and lines for the next project. I think that this project will help me understand the time it takes to create a good logo.

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