Logo 1:
For my company, I decided to do something that I truly want to create one day. I'm a painter and decided to create some logos that represent who I am and what I want to sell. I hope to own a small business eventually and work as an independent artist and entrepreneur, therefore, this logo represents exactly that.
1. For my first design, I began with the pencil tool in making some forms of mountains.
2. I then changed the colors into their final form using a picture of mountains that I grew up around in my hometown.
3. I then used the hexagonal tool to create the shape that the final design would be placed into.
4. I then decided to use the strike tool on all of the shapes to give them a unique definition of line weight.
5. My final design incorporated my initials at the top.
Logo 2:
1. For my second logo, I used some Brush tools along with the paint brush tool to write my name out.
2. I then elongated my signature to create a more horizontal design.
3. I messed around with some of the letters to get the design I desired, such as the M.
4. I used the rectangle tool to add a box around the signature to give it a frame of sorts.
5. I finally added beneath the signature my name in print along with "Fine Artist."
6. Final Design.
Logo 3:
1. This is my favorite logo out of the three I created. I began with the line tool to create these perfectly shaped geometric letters. I made sure to design the E and the M with the same height in line and width.
2. I then used the rectangle tool to create a square. I decided to rotate the square 45 degrees to give it a more unique personality in between the two letters.
3. I experimented with some of the Brush Grundge tools with the paint brush tool. I decided to go with this brush mark.
4. Finally, I added at the bottom of the paint brush mark "Fine Artist" which has to do with my company.
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