This assignment stemmed from reading Chapters 6 & 9 of Duct Tape Marketing by John Jantsch. We were to dissect our logo and explain the elements surrounding it.
Thank you so much for sharing and for the hard work you put in here! It’s very clear you are passionate about your venture and your brand, which means you logo must also measure up! In your case, your logo actually defines your values and mission in a sense, which is a unique way of branding the business. I really appreciated you sharing your thought process behind the various versions of your logo, as I think its important to use the learning community as a sounding board. For your particular brand, I think the options are somewhat limitless and it could get very creative. I might suggest consulting a professional graphic designer for some options here, as you can use services such as Fiver and have work like this done quite cheap. Likewise, if you want to continue pursuing yourself, you can use platforms like Canva, which has a myriad of templates that can be used to start from for various forms of collateral and it makes the process of creation much easier. Overall, great start here on your logo identity and I am really looking forward to seeing how your final version takes shape!
Cheers,
Zane Breeding
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Monique,
Thank you so much for sharing and for the hard work you put in here! It’s very clear you are passionate about your venture and your brand, which means you logo must also measure up! In your case, your logo actually defines your values and mission in a sense, which is a unique way of branding the business. I really appreciated you sharing your thought process behind the various versions of your logo, as I think its important to use the learning community as a sounding board. For your particular brand, I think the options are somewhat limitless and it could get very creative. I might suggest consulting a professional graphic designer for some options here, as you can use services such as Fiver and have work like this done quite cheap. Likewise, if you want to continue pursuing yourself, you can use platforms like Canva, which has a myriad of templates that can be used to start from for various forms of collateral and it makes the process of creation much easier. Overall, great start here on your logo identity and I am really looking forward to seeing how your final version takes shape!
Cheers,
Zane Breeding