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Once the basis for our logo was completed, we took a good look at it and found various ways to improve how it looked and how it reflected of our company. We named all of the layers and tried to polish it up for the final version.
Creating the Icon
Our Icon is a part that we were going to add to our logo. This tremendously well drawn Icon was first on paper, scanned into Photoshop, then colored in via Photoshop. The end product looked like this and is arguably the best part about our logo (and the most time consuming.)
Aperture Designs Logo
By Tyler Davis, Dominic Greigo, Jonathan Schlaegel, Alex Harding
Finding the Textures
Beginning Steps
Since we wanted steel like textures for the background, we had to go around Nex+Gen and take pictures of steel with a digital camera to add to our logo to ensure that WE made everything in the logo
When we first wanted to create a logo, we pictured a rustic and futuristic design that will best represent us and what we will do. We decided that including industrial, metal with a light blue text outline would be best for our logo. Below is our rough edit of our logo.
The Finished Project
After all of it, we finally finished a polished logo that we wanted. After changes of font, color and texture. We have created a logo that will best represent our company and most importantly,what we do.
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