Business Card

When I tried (many times) to print these, the colors were very messed up and the text was basically unreadable, so here's what they should look like!

I made this adorable creature in the free time I had in class! I absolutely love the way it turned out! I love all of the gradients and the colors, too. Mrs. Klein said I should give him a name...I'm thinking Jack.

The pattern on the left is the one shown in the tutorial which I recreated. The pattern on the left looks kind of strange in the little box, but when it's actually inside of a shape, it looks much better. I thought it was pretty interesting to learn how to make a pattern like this!

Personal Logo Creation

For my logo, I modeled after a logo found in the powerpoint shown to us all. I researched a ton of graphic designers' logos and most of them have the initials of the designer as the logo. My initials are EB, so that's what my logo is! I chose the color teal because it represents trustworthiness, commitment, and reliability, which is exactly what I would like my company to be known for. Of course, I scaled down the logo into different sizes, and did the same after converting my logo into greyscale. I think the hardest part about this project was getting the letters to line up properly to make it look like the B is just a shadow of the E. The two letters have similar shapes, so it eventually worked out. I'm really happy with how this turned out!