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During my designing process I was trying to rebrand with a simple, playful, and sophisticated logo that would easily attract attention to your logo. I choose to use the hamburger buns because it was a nice adetion to the banner and the grill utensils help tie it all together. I choose the name Castle Grill because I knew that the name with my vision I had for this logo would tie to perfectly. The text I decided on for this logo was Myriad Pro which is a default font that helped make the logo less complex, which was needed with all the logo had going on in it. The only thing that they really wanted to keep the same during this rebranding process was the color they wanted to keep the green in the design, because it is the main color of the school. So when brainstorming on how to work that color, I decided to change the color of my banner to that shade of green, which was the final piece of making this logo for them.
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I took in a lot of advice from citiques and tested all them on my logo some of the things that I can think off of the top are sesame seeds that are on the top bun, then adding the highlight to the bottom bun, and darkening a part of the banner that way you know it is a shadow and that it is behind the other part of the banner. I felt like I could have worked a little harder on this project towards the end. I felt as if I started out really strong and really good, but then as we moved into working on the style guide I kinda just lost all my energy and excitement for the project, that is where I feel like I dropped a lot of my grade. My presentation was also where I feel like I lost some points because I wasn’t prepared powerpoint wise. Other than my powerpoint not being done I feel like I did a great job at presenting especially for being the first person to go and not being able to tweak stuff from other people’s
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