Photoshop work: Logo Development
I took my designs l created on paper and created them on photoshop to see what they would look like virtually. Here's the outcome:
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| Logo #1, Version One |
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| Logo #1, Version 2 |
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| Logo #2, Version 1 |
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| Logo #2, Version 2 |
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| Logo #3, Version 1 |
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| Logo #3, version 2 |
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| Logo #4 |
For each of the logos, l experimented with different positions, colours, typography, styles, so l could have a broad range of designs to chose from and to look at.
Although my favourite logo is Logo#4, this logo isn't for me, it is for the users and my intended audience/demographic. So to help inform my decision, l received informal feedback from some of my peers, who assured me that Logo #2 version two, and Logo #4 were their favourite because they were simple and they liked the colour scheme, as it was different. Although they weren't clear on what role in the industry l wanted to take on, so l think at a later stage l want to experiment by putting Media Practitioner within my logo name to make it clear to my audience who l am and what l do. Something l noticed in my research Chris Urmstom's logo has, some clarity on what he does.
Overall l like both logos, however l am drawn more towards Logo #4 because of how simple and compact the logo is, which l can see working on my website as well as social media accounts.
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