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Project Description:<\/strong> Design Four styles of identity for your client of choice.<\/p>\n Literal logos: nameplates<\/strong> Part One Part Two Part Three B. Complete and digitalize your process book as a pdf file.<\/p>\n Requirements Rubric Process: 25 Rubric: 25 as process + 10 as design<\/p>\n Process: 25 Design: 10 Please note that the total grade of this assignment is 150 (100 for process and 50 for design). Each part of the four designs weighs 25 process and 10 design, and the final punch-up is 10 points in design.<\/p>\n I WILL NOT ACCEPT DELAYED WORK FROM NOW ON, unless you have a valid excuse.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Examples: Project Description: Design Four styles of identity for your client of choice. Literal logos: nameplates examples: sears, new york times, american national bank, katz radio group, etc.. Monogrammatic logos: ancient tradition examples: alvin frost, jhi, ITI computers, Lawyer Milloy, Daum & Co (http:\/\/bpando.org\/2012\/02\/27\/branding-daum-co\/), Born Builders (http:\/\/bpando.org\/2012\/03\/01\/branding-born-builders\/), Dr. Med Michael Bach, etc.. Abstract logos: when well designed, succeed like… <\/p>\n
\nexamples: sears, new york times, american national bank, katz radio group, etc..
\nMonogrammatic logos: ancient tradition<\/strong>
\nexamples: alvin frost, jhi, ITI computers, Lawyer Milloy, Daum & Co (http:\/\/bpando.org\/2012\/02\/27\/branding-daum-co\/), Born Builders (http:\/\/bpando.org\/2012\/03\/01\/branding-born-builders\/), Dr. Med Michael Bach, etc..
\nAbstract logos: when well designed, succeed like modern art<\/strong>
\nexamples: Guerilla One, Cambridge Philharmonic Orchestra, G-4 consulting (http:\/\/www.sparkwavemedia.com\/portfolio\/g4\/index.php), Krikaskoli, LIVE – Yaroslav Zheleznyakov, microsoft, etc..
\nReferential logos: Victorian or Art Deco styles<\/strong>
\nexamples: first colony coffee and tea, the pink door, ferry building marketplace, etc..<\/p>\n
\nYou will start by creating a process book. Keep sketches, thoughts, evidence of process in your process book. The first part in your process book is developed after performing an analysis of your target company. In particular, address the main service\/product, the primary audience with its demogeographic information, the competitors\u2019 identity designs, and your message. Print a copy for class discussion.<\/p>\n
\nDesign the four styles of logo for the company. Each design should come with the following components:
\n1. Research: 20 to 30 visual logo examples for the particular style in your process book
\n2. Concept: 15 to 20 Thumnail sketches of your design concept in your process book
\n3. Design: with in-class critique, digitize your design in Illustrator; 11×17 in or 17×11 in<\/p>\n
\nA. Compile all four into one poster design; each part stays as 11×17 in or 17×11 in in dimension.\u00a0 You final work must provide the following information:
\n– your name
\n– the company\u2019s name
\n– a summery from your analysis<\/p>\n
\n– Establish a cohesive visual system for purpose of visual communication
\n– Demonstrate your ability to be consistent yet creative
\n– Craft and precision are expected to be of the highest quality
\n– The final poster must be profesionally printed and mounted.<\/p>\n
\nPlease note that the total grade of this assignment is 150 (100 for process and 50 for design). Each part of the four designs weighs 25 process and 10 design, and the final poster is 10 points in design, the process book is 50 points
\nEach style design: 25 as process + 10 as design<\/p>\n
\n– research analysis (5)
\n– critical thinking \/ problem finding (10)
\n– creative thinking \/ problem solving (10)
\nDesign: 10
\n– requirements (2)
\n– concept-driven (6)
\n– visual interest (2)<\/p>\n
\n– critical thinking \/ problem finding (10)
\n– creative thinking \/ problem solving with sketches (15)<\/p>\n
\n– requirements (2)
\n– concept-driven (6)
\n– visual interest (2)<\/p>\n