First Design
For my first conceptually designed personal logo I wanted to continue my simplistic theme that I did with my first typographical name logo. I used the same typeface ‘Annai MN Regular’ and used the pen tool to create the butterfly wings. Putting my name in the middle of the design, inside of the heart makes the name the focal point. Drawing the viewers eyes to the name immediately which makes the viewers realise it’s personal.
Like my typographical name logo, I used a heart in the design to represent the feeling of love and relationships, furthermore the butterfly wings represent freedom due to the fact butterflies are associated with the feeling of freedom. I used a gradient to add a pop of colour in the wings to make the design more lively and used cool colour scheme to add a more calm feeling to the overall design.
Second Design
For my second conceptually designed personal logo I used the typeface ‘Modak’ which is the same one I used with my second typographical name logo. I also made a heart shaped that I copied and pasted multiple times, placed in the middle of one another making each heart smaller and smaller which created this interesting effect that the hearts are getting further and further away from the name.
Then using the different hues and shades of the colour purple I made the biggest heart the darkest shade and then made each smaller heart lighter. This created even more depth for the design. The outlines are white to make the overall design look more soft, which is the same reason that the name is also in white. After trying the black and purple outlines, the best outcome was white. The reason for the purple colour scheme is because it’s one of my favourite colours.