B1 Constructing a Profile: Business Logo
I have conducted research on existing logos and looked at existing products. An example of an effective, existing logo is the
McDonald's logo. This logo was introduced in 1968 after being designed by Stanley Clark Meston and others and is still not
only used today but is one of the world's most recognizable logos. This logo is effective because it is very minimalist and easy
on the eyes, as well as being very bright, colorful and eye catching. The color yellow is also associated with happiness and
the brain processes colour before it processes words or shapes. This creates a subconsciously positive association with the
logo in the viewer's mind immediately. Yellow is also the easiest colour to spot in daylight, therefore the logo is very easy to
spot in a crowded area.
very unique and therefore easily recognizable. Not only this, but this simple shape communicates movement, change and
innovation in a single, wordless shape. The Nike swoosh logo is one of the most powerful, iconic and recognizable logos ever
designed. There’s a simplicity to it that is engaging, a modernity that is refreshing and a regalness that connotes authority.
Planning my logo
From my research, I have noticed that many examples of popular logos have a similar color scheme of black and white.
These examples include:
Puma
Apple
Nike
WWF
BBC
Adidas
My first logo draft:
For my first draft, I asked people for feedback using a google form and these were the responses.
These responses heavily criticized the professionalism, font and shape of my logo. They were mainly negative and this told me that my product was extremely underdeveloped and needed lots of further improvement.
I then used the 'Horizontal Type Tool' to type my initials an placed them in the center of the circle


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