Mount Wachusett Community College, in Gardner MA offers a 2-year program for Graphic and Interactive Designer students. This final course in the GID program helps students assemble and present their best work produced in the program. This blog is produced by the GID Portfolio class under the direction of instructor Coni Porter.
These are awesome, Melissa. Great ideas! I love the minimalist drawing of your head and bun. The bun also kind of looks like a flower too, which is cool. I feel like I would incorporate that thin line/shape into whatever you do because it feels like your style. the MS one is very professional. However, I think the first one with the flowy text is my favorite out of all of them. I actually think you'd be a good shape no matter which one you chose. They are all good in their own way.
I also like the first one, and if you choose it... it could be viewed as done (unless you would want to work with a colored fill behind the type. The second one is also interesting, although you may need to work with the large MS in a way that wouldn't appear to be a disconnection between the top and bottom. sections. Also... you know that MS is often used for the name of a problematic health issue.
Each is pretty well done, all are very professional and yet so simple, Makes me want to go back to make some more logos based in typography, I also like the choices for the fonts you chose.
These are awesome, Melissa. Great ideas! I love the minimalist drawing of your head and bun. The bun also kind of looks like a flower too, which is cool. I feel like I would incorporate that thin line/shape into whatever you do because it feels like your style. the MS one is very professional. However, I think the first one with the flowy text is my favorite out of all of them. I actually think you'd be a good shape no matter which one you chose. They are all good in their own way.
ReplyDeleteI also like the first one, and if you choose it... it could be viewed as done (unless you would want to work with a colored fill behind the type. The second one is also interesting, although you may need to work with the large MS in a way that wouldn't appear to be a disconnection between the top and bottom. sections. Also... you know that MS is often used for the name of a problematic health issue.
ReplyDeleteEach is pretty well done, all are very professional and yet so simple, Makes me want to go back to make some more logos based in typography, I also like the choices for the fonts you chose.
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