Logo
What are three strengths as a designer?
My three strengths are: I’m not afraid to experiment, I like to iterate on an idea, I’m playful, and I consider the person I’m designing for from the start.
What are my favorite colors?
My primary favorite colors are pink and purple. I generally use colors sparingly.
What designers and/or design professions do I love?
I follow many design blogs. They consist of Graphic Design, Web Design, Architecture, Product Design, and Art in general. They all have a common thread, even though each topic is different. I see that each is highlighting the many different ways in which designers can convey messages. Each is highlighting the way designers are engaging their audience.
What design work do I enjoy?
I’ve always been into the arts, exploring multimedia and sculpture. I began my college career studying pursuing a BA in Fine Arts. I enjoy all facets of design work, including preliminary research and prototyping. I like iterating and adding meaningful details as the project moves towards a “final” state.
What kind of work do I want to do in the future?
I have been pondering this question for some time, especially since beginning the Learning Design and Technology program back in Fall 2020. As I have been scouring the job boards, interviewing, searching for internships, and talking with peers, I have come to know that I am a mission-driven person. The field of LXD/ID is diverse, but I would most enjoy it in an environment serving the greater good. I would like to throw my creativity, experience, and skills to develop content, curriculum, and programming to support an organization in supporting the community they are serving.
Submission¶
I created my logo using icons from the noun project and original photography. I used Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and inDesign to piece it all together. The logo was inspired by the assignment questions and the Zoom! Activity: Photos Galore.
The bicycle wheel represents me, its my primary transportation and a piece of my everyday life and carries a deep meaning for me. The olive branches are a symbol of peace and harmony, something I carry in my life and work. I sit in the center, forgoing any identifying features as I try to live anonymously in my digital presence but could also represent a devotion to selflessness - something that is apart of my nature. The touch of color brings a subtle nod to the rainbow in celebration of my LGBTQ+ pride.
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attributions¶
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Bicycle Wheel By Predrag Jovanovic, RS
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Branches of olives By Olena Panasovska, UA