2. I feel that your name totally represents your whole being: your name is you and what identifies you. I always like incorporating my initials into things so for this assignment, I wanted to at least include the letter C somewhere. I alos liked the idea of logos incorporating pictures or graphics and words. I sketched out different patterns and shapes of C's at first. Then I started playing around with my favorite number,5, which had multiples meanings to me. I think had the idea of a lightbulb because of the fact I was thinking of all these different ideas. A light bulb often signifies a thought. Then I thought of the monogram C2B1 which has a double meaning. There are two C's in my name (C2) and there is one B (B1). C2B1 also means that in order to be something, you have to see it or observe it. Therefore, see to be one (C2B1).
3. I think the most important discovery of creating a logo was that logos literally could be anything. They don't have to follow a set pattern or rules. They are totally creative. They don't even have to make sense all the time because it's just representation of something. So whenever you see that logo, you know it goes along with something specific.
4. The videos were long, but definitely helpful in creating a logo. The most important thing I learned was about color and layout.
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