Some of you had missed some lessons here is the hand out on ‘How to Scan and Draw your logo’:
> > >How to scan an image< < <
Here's the other hand out on how to create your presentation in Illustrator:
> > >How to create your Logo presentation in Illustrator< < <
For the past few weeks you have been collating research as well as creating some logos. You will be presenting your final logo along with the research. After that you will be taking your sketch and scanning it into Photoshop and then importing the image into Illustrator to start tracing and eventually presenting the design on a t-shirt, poster or sticker. I think everyone has pretty much chosen a t-shirt. Here are a few examples for you to take into consideration:
The final sketch
The vectored image
The t-shirt template. To download click >>>T-Shirt_Template.ai<<<
The logo presentation
The t-shirt presentation
This has to all be done during the lesson. I will be giving a demonstration on creating the layouts, handouts will also be made available.
Good luck! Next week is the deadline!
So research should be finished by now. Here’s an example of what you should have:
Logo Research
You should have at least one page of logo related research with accompanying text, from there you may decide to focus your research a little more and choose specific logos, or logos that personally appeal to you or seem interesting enough for you to double take:
Then you should have started your research around 3D Design. As a class you brainstormed possible avenues in which to research which should have been completed at home:
3D Design Research
You will be presenting your work in an informal critique in class. Goodluck!
As we’re halfway through the module I thought it may be a good idea if you can conjure up a logo. Not any logo… but a logo for yourself. You will then create this logo and apply it to all your paper work, so we know who’s work is whose. Then you will find a font that you like a create different title graphics to use with your logo.
Various titles to use with your logo
An example of research
To assist you in the creation of your logo have a look at some of these interesting links:
www.logoblog.org
www.logoorange.com
And this site is just plain cool:
Wallout.com
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