Looking back at the entire project i feel i stuck to the breif and specification very well, my logo is aesthetically pleasing and makes a product look more attractive. The logo is clear and nice to look at, with more modern shapes and colours but still keeps the original converse house style, with traditional colours such as red, blue and cream. As well as this it has a canvas look that is unique to the converse brand.
I believe that my research into other logos was detailed enough which enabled me to understand what makes a good and bad logo and use this when i created my own. However i feel my development was not as good as it possibly could be as i chose only to develop the font rather than the colours and general look of the logo. Apart from that o enjoyed the project but if i had to do it again would look more into the development stage.
Thursday, 31 March 2011
Thursday, 24 March 2011
Non-renewable Reources
If we plan to make the earths natural resources last longer, we must aim to use more of renewable resources available in our products. This will both help to protect our enviornment and will also help look after the supply of products and services. For example, many timber products now carry the FSG (Forset stewardship concil) logo, this means that the timber supply is from renewable,managed forests. Using the logo allows the customer to make informed chocies on there purchases.
The six Rs
Reduce: Reducing the amount of raw materials we use will improve sustainabilty.
Refuse: Refusing to accept extra packaging can make a difference,as can refusing to accept that the easiest way of disposing of products is always the best way.
Re-use: Reusing products is important because they require very little processing, and there for have less impact upon the enviornmet than products from raw materials.
Repair: Think about wether it is always a good idea to buy a whole new product.
Recycle: Many products can be recylced, and recycling symbols on products and packaging inform the consumer how to dispose of them and how they should be processed.
Rethink: Perhaps it is time for a radical reapprasial of the way we buy and dispose of productsTraditionally,designers and manufacturers have used a range of materials from non-renewable resources. This means that the raw materials such as oil,ores and minerals , are taken from sources that will eventually run out. They are natural resources that have been produced over thousands of years, and so are finite resources. The production and disposal of products made from these matrials can also have a negative impact on the envoirnment, creating things such as carbon dioxide and toxic substances.
Carbon footprints
Everything we produce, buy and use has a carbon footprint: a total amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) or other green house gases emitted during the products life time,including its production,use and disposal. Carbon footprints can have a serious impact on climate change and manafacturers should make every effort to minimise these effects.
Fair trade
The fairtrade foundation, set up in the Uk, was set up to help eliminate poverty among farmers and workers in areas of the world where they had not received a fair price for the goods they produced (i.e coco beans, bannanas etc).
If we plan to make the earths natural resources last longer, we must aim to use more of renewable resources available in our products. This will both help to protect our enviornment and will also help look after the supply of products and services. For example, many timber products now carry the FSG (Forset stewardship concil) logo, this means that the timber supply is from renewable,managed forests. Using the logo allows the customer to make informed chocies on there purchases.
The six Rs
Reduce: Reducing the amount of raw materials we use will improve sustainabilty.
Refuse: Refusing to accept extra packaging can make a difference,as can refusing to accept that the easiest way of disposing of products is always the best way.
Re-use: Reusing products is important because they require very little processing, and there for have less impact upon the enviornmet than products from raw materials.
Repair: Think about wether it is always a good idea to buy a whole new product.
Recycle: Many products can be recylced, and recycling symbols on products and packaging inform the consumer how to dispose of them and how they should be processed.
Rethink: Perhaps it is time for a radical reapprasial of the way we buy and dispose of productsTraditionally,designers and manufacturers have used a range of materials from non-renewable resources. This means that the raw materials such as oil,ores and minerals , are taken from sources that will eventually run out. They are natural resources that have been produced over thousands of years, and so are finite resources. The production and disposal of products made from these matrials can also have a negative impact on the envoirnment, creating things such as carbon dioxide and toxic substances.
Carbon footprints
Everything we produce, buy and use has a carbon footprint: a total amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) or other green house gases emitted during the products life time,including its production,use and disposal. Carbon footprints can have a serious impact on climate change and manafacturers should make every effort to minimise these effects.
Fair trade
The fairtrade foundation, set up in the Uk, was set up to help eliminate poverty among farmers and workers in areas of the world where they had not received a fair price for the goods they produced (i.e coco beans, bannanas etc).
Thursday, 10 March 2011
Thursday, 3 March 2011
Font Colour Development
Font Development
Here is my font development, i started off with plain more modern fonts and adjusted there shapes and textures. However in the end i decided to stick with the iconic "ALL STAR" font as it is automatically recognised by cutomers. The one thing i will change is the colours of the font to give it a 'fresher' look.Thursday, 17 February 2011
Development - Final Logo
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