pencil logo roughs

 


I would say that my work does need more experimentation, especially with uses symbols along side my "brand name". I do like how my sketches did turn out to be mostly accurate to the logos I had imagined in my head when making these pencil sketches. I was uncertain what else to do with my name other than play around with the alignment, proximity, and font I would use. My design process was to keep things simple and make sense. However I had struggled to try and experiment with other ideas I had in my mind which wouldn't hurt considering that these are just rough drafts of my logo. I still haven't decided on a certain symbol alongside my brand name other than possibly just using my name with a unique looking font, like I did in sketch 10.Nevertheless, there is still more work to do when it comes to creativity and perhaps adding more "Pizazz" to my designs. Such as sketch 9 which seems bland compared to the other sketches I had done. Overall I would say it's a job well done, I would like to receive critiques and see where I go from there.


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