I have placed a few of the logos I have created here.

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Here is the first of the 3 beer logos I created for a class project on creating a brand. Involve premium Lager.

The second a nice Revolve Hefeweizen, I decided to keep the “Volve” common in all the beers. I also kept the designs similar with my common element of an arrow, the font is another common factor Bauhaus for the main text.

Here is the 3rd beer identity I made, Evolve a Belgian Ale. The project only called for one product but I decided to make a whole line of beers similar to a lot of beer companies out there: Sam Adams, Miller, Anderson Valley the list goes on and on. There was a whole lot more to the project that I will mention in another section ads and an actual physical model.

Here is something I came up with for one of the tutorials I was doing, I thought I would ad a little more to the tutorial than just what was covered. I used the outline shape of a picture I took of my friend skateboarding, I used it to connect with my company name which I got from the movie Napolean Dynomite. It was fun to do just something quick a bold font and a thin font both in complimentary colors. A typical logo approach thick font, thin font creating some contrast in your logo.

This is a logo I created for a project in which we created a sports team and created their logo. I got my inspiration from the Denver Broncos logo a 2 color simple lines approach. I created it to look like a throw back style that is the feeling I get at least, I can see the round main logo element on a patch on a letterman style jacket.

I found this one very attractive and had to click on it , it looks so Sci-Fi. I found it over on www.thedesignworld.com, this was the first time I have been to the site.

Here we have the original posting on thedesignworld.com and in my opinion it’s pretty crazy so I had to give it a go. The author was Young, check his profile page out here. He gave a straight foward tutorial that was extremely simple and so easy to follow, he did not have pictures of what each step would look like but you don’t need them.

Here is my finished piece, I think it’s really crazy looking and that is exactly what I was looking for. After you follow the very easy step by step instructions, you end up with a very cool looking image but you do not stop there grap some bruches and start adding to it. I think that was my favorite part it just made the image something different and you can just sit there all day creating different images by painting in different looks. I had a blast with this tutorial and will be visiting thedesignworld again very soon.