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.
Sticky Dice Final
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Polished up the logo and moved some of the typography around and moved the "Sit for a spell" to the top area of the piece, also changed the word spell to a shade of orange for contrast as well as creating a focal point.
So - as I look at that logo, I (for the first time) notice you have a die in it. And since the 1/2 glass isn't as "seeable" as it needs to be... I have another use for that die. What about dotting your "i"s in Sticky Dice with it? So it can move into a position of being usable in the design. What do you think? Then you'll have a bit more space at the top of this to enlarge the "Come in and sit for a spell" so it can be a bit more readable. I'm not convinced the orange is a good addition because it tends to make the word disappear a bit. But... maybe when it gets larger... and maybe if you were to use all caps for that word? This is coming along!
So - as I look at that logo, I (for the first time) notice you have a die in it. And since the 1/2 glass isn't as "seeable" as it needs to be... I have another use for that die. What about dotting your "i"s in Sticky Dice with it? So it can move into a position of being usable in the design. What do you think? Then you'll have a bit more space at the top of this to enlarge the "Come in and sit for a spell" so it can be a bit more readable. I'm not convinced the orange is a good addition because it tends to make the word disappear a bit. But... maybe when it gets larger... and maybe if you were to use all caps for that word? This is coming along!
ReplyDeleteI really have enjoyed watching the evolution of your design. It is looking better every time I see it. Keep up the good work!
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