PROBLEM: I was given the task of creating a personal logo for myself.

SOLUTION: I made numerous different logos in various styles and levels of complexity, and had settled on one that I planned to use. However, I remembered that a key component of an effective logo is simplicity and the ability to scale it up or down and still be able to read it, and the design I had chosen had a complex background that I realized was too busy, making it overly complicated and difficult to scale down. In the end, I opted for a logo with a much simpler design. I spelled my name out in a captivating but still readable font, and changed the my first and last name to different colors to differentiations between the two. In then moved the names apart, and set the entire thing inside of a simple hexagon. The resulting logo was simple, but still interesting.

RESULT: I have received good feedback about my logo, especially the typography and the simplicity of it.