MORE DESIGNS

I walked away last Wednesday and decided to do some more logo designs, some of the inital ones have been repeated. Would welcome any comments my favourites are no.29, no. 43, no.46, no.47, no.49 and no.54.

MORE DESIGNS

JUST TEA 1)

WHITE HAT- obviously a product that would be selling a type of tea

RED - makes me feel like there is a pot of tea brewing

BLACK - The letter T is a bit over powering

YELLOW - Definitely can tell this is for a tea of some sort

GREEN - Could play with the font and maybe have the font level as if there were liquid inside

BLUE - Playing with a font that would compliment the letter T could make the whole image stand out

JUST TEA 2)

WHITE - A Vine of tea leaves wrapping around a tea pot

RED - makes me feel like the tea would be wholesome to drink

BLACK - too many leaves

YELLOW - a strong attractive image to catch the eye

GREEN - tweaking with the vine and possibly adding text within the vine

BLUE - adding a font within the vine and tweaking the vine leaves.

JUST TEA 3)

WHITE - a simple cup of flower tea

RED - feels feminine and light

BLACK - the handle doesn't really work with the rest of the image

YELLOW - easy to recognize

GREEN - adding more detail to the flower and adjusting the outline of the cup to a thin light stroke. Could also add a simple font to run along the inside of the cup.

BLUE - remove the handle and play with the stroke of the cup

JUST TEA 4)

WHITE - The stem of the flower indicates the capital letter of the Just Tea

RED - has a flowing feel

BLACK - the flower image is probably too big and needs more refinement of a softer flower or leaves

YELLOW - the leaves/flowers show a simple, uncomplicated tea that people could relate too

GREEN - have a more defined font that works more with the size of the letter J

BLUE - Playing with a font to blend more with the flow of the flower and letter J

JUST TEA 5)

WHITE - organic looking leaves/ aroma coming from the tea cup

RED - uplifting feel to the aroma leaving the cup

BLACK - The shapes need to be more defined

YELLOW - simple design that would be more effective to catch the eye

GREEN - could move the font to work with the flow of the cup

BLUE - adjusting the font and refining the shapes

SAMAHDI 1)

WHITE - a peacock feather in the shape of a leaf

RED - feels like the tea leaf could tell a story with all of the different lines

BLACK - the image is not that easily recognizable

YELLOW - simple design

GREEN - playing with the shape of the leaf could give the image more movement

BLUE - overall the shape of the leaf could change the movement of the image

SAMAHDI 2)

WHITE - an obvious peacock with leaves as feathers

RED - has a very natural feel about it with the direction of the leaves

BLACK - the peacock head is very hard looking

YELLOW - pretty to look at

GREEN - having the name written in an exotic font underneath would marry it all together

BLUE - by using a font could change open up the image

SAMAHDI 3)

WHITE - a peacock made from organic leaf shapes

RED - reminds me of the ocean with a flower

BLACK - image is too bold and clunky

YELLOW - the merging flower opening up reflects the opening up of the aromas

GREEN - refining of the flower and taking away the bird could show more of an exotic flower opening up

BLUE - refining the shapes to become more of a flower opening up

SAMAHDI 4)

WHITE - peacock feather

RED – reminds me of a flower opening

BLACK - the design could be mistaken for a yoga logo

YELLOW – strong image to work with

GREEN - more definition in the shapes and emphasize the top of the feather as a focal point

BLUE - overall could have potential with some tweaking

SAMAHDI 5)

WHITE - a decorative peacock

RED – cute

BLACK – too much detail going on

YELLOW – fun novelty

GREEN – If this was refined to less detail could have potential for another product

BLUE – overall not really suitable for tea product – scrapping this one!

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Penny: Thumbnails

STACY POST 7: COMMENT ON OWN THUMBNAILS

1. Comment on all (ten) of your own thumbnails using all of the six thinking hats. 

You may need to number them to make it easier for others to understand.

2. When you have completed this process select some of your original thumbnails and refine reflecting   on  your comments. Produce another fifteen thumbnails. 

3. Brainstorm packaging types. Experiment with placement, size, relationship of other possible graphics and info . Produce some initial prototypes from paper, photograph and upload to blog

4. the last actual class for this will be next week but you can still use the blog to continue the design process till beginning of term 2 when Lis will take all concepts into colour class.

Luke .J , thumbnails for tea party

zang would be changed to archers