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16

Oct

THIRTY LOGOS - DAY 9 - PAINT - For Day 9 we needed to do a new logo for Paint. I stuck with the idea of paint spatter with calligraphy reversed out in that paint spatter. The logo can be in 4 color gradient combos or 4 different colors of pink/magenta, bright purple, lime green, or turquoise. For the colors used fun and bright shades for the identity finals.

Rename idea is Matiz which means tint in Spanish

THIRTY LOGOS - DAY 9 - PAINT - For Day 9 we needed to do a new logo for Paint. I stuck with the idea of paint spatter with calligraphy reversed out in that paint spatter. The logo can be in 4 color gradient combos or 4 different colors of pink/magenta, bright purple, lime green, or turquoise. For the colors used fun and bright shades for the identity finals.

THIRTY LOGOS - DAY 9 - PAINT - For Day 9 we needed to do a new logo for Paint. I stuck with the idea of paint spatter with calligraphy reversed out in that paint spatter. The logo can be in 4 color gradient combos or 4 different colors of pink/magenta, bright purple, lime green, or turquoise. For the colors used fun and bright shades for the identity finals.

#ThirtyLogos - THIRTY LOGOS - DAY 10 - ANCHOR - clothing brand design. For day 10 we had to design a simple icon design for a clothing brand named Anchor. Anchor wanted the colors not to be blue because it was too obvious. They also didn’t mind using an icon plus a word mark. I have designed both together, but they can be separated since the anchor I designed is unique. They did want to use an anchor in some way as their logomark. So I chose gold since I thought it being close to brass that would match a nautical theme well. 

The rename idea for anchor would be idlers which is a nickname for those on a boat who were not crew or on watch like crafts people.

#ThirtyLogos - THIRTY LOGOS - DAY 10 - ANCHOR - clothing brand design. For day 10 we had to design a simple icon design for a clothing brand named Anchor. Anchor wanted the colors not to be blue because it was too obvious. They also didn’t mind using an icon plus a word mark. I have designed both together, but they can be separated since the anchor I designed is unique. They did want to use an anchor in some way as their logomark. So I chose gold since I thought it being close to brass that would match a nautical theme well.

#ThirtyLogos - THIRTY LOGOS - DAY 10 - ANCHOR - clothing brand design. For day 10 we had to design a simple icon design for a clothing brand named Anchor. Anchor wanted the colors not to be blue because it was too obvious. They also didn’t mind using an icon plus a word mark. I have designed both together, but they can be separated since the anchor I designed is unique. They did want to use an anchor in some way as their logomark. So I chose gold since I thought it being close to brass that would match a nautical theme well.

27

Sep

#ThirtyLogos - Day 8 - sparked - Video Game News - For day 8 of the thirty logos project, we had to design a logo for a video game project. It was required to be on a dark background at all times and had to be in warm colors. I chose to use the 3 tongue flame because of the idea of a spark and also the shape of one unique game controller from the past. I chose to use an x and an o within the fire to add personality to it, but also because different controllers (also keyboard games) use an x and an o button. I used lowercase to make the text personable.  My rename idea would be N00B2OP (new gamer to elite player). I decided to use gamer speak for the naming because it is unique and fun.

#ThirtyLogos - Day 8 - sparked - Video Game News - For day 8 of the thirty logos project, we had to design a logo for a video game project. It was required to be on a dark background at all times and had to be in warm colors. I chose to use the 3 tongue flame because of the idea of a spark and also the shape of one unique game controller from the past. I chose to use an x and an o within the fire to add personality to it, but also because different controllers (also keyboard games) use an x and an o button. I used lowercase to make the text personable. Above are the app button, the app start page, and the t-shirt design with the logo.

#ThirtyLogos - Day 8 - sparked - Video Game News - For day 8 of the thirty logos project, we had to design a logo for a video game project. It was required to be on a dark background at all times and had to be in warm colors. I chose to use the 3 tongue flame because of the idea of a spark and also the shape of one unique game controller from the past. I chose to use an x and an o within the fire to add personality to it, but also because different controllers (also keyboard games) use an x and an o button. I used lowercase to make the text personable.    

17

Sep

#ThirtyLogos - Day 7 - Austin Run - final identity design in horizontal and vertical versions on white, dark blue, and light blue backgrounds. Also, on photos from Texas, the Lyndon B Johnson Presidential Library (a public domain photo from the Creative Commons) and on a typical Texas contemporary apartment building. This would be a fundraising run for Autism Awareness and Research so I used the Texas star and state shape as the main motifs for the logo. I also placed in a pattern of running feet to cement the idea that it is a logo for a run. Also, I used a fun wild west type font to add fun and visual interest to the logo. The rename idea would be ExtraordiMarathon - Austin. I chose the word extraordinary because I thought it would be a positive/forward looking word to describe the cause and the run. I chose to put Austin at the end so that the ExtraordiMarathon can be ran in many different cities around the United States.