Logo




1. While creating my logo, I thought about what interested me and what I really loved. Two things automatically came to mind, flowers and writing.

2. Throughout the process of creating my logo, I realized that writing is something I do every single day. Being a journalism major, writing is my passion. Obviously, pencils are known for writing so I figured why not try and incorporate them into an "H" since that's the letter of my first name.

3. The most important information I learned while creating my logo was how there are millions of ideas that are very hard to choose which one will be the right fit. I cannot imagine the responsibility and the creativity that people have when they create logos for a business.

4. I thought the videos were very interesting and it was fun to learn about how logos are made. I never knew the intricate process of creating a logo. Something I learned from the powerpoint was that the same elements and principles used in art are the same ones used in creating a logo.

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