As you can see from my logo, it contains my first name. I knew I wanted to associate the publishing company with something of myself. Taking a part of me, especially from an already existent media, intrigued me.
In the past, I experimented with a logo for my predominantly artsy instagram page. This second instagram account, separate from my personal account, gave me the extra room to spam. This was with photos and the hobby of creating/publishing vinyl concepts, posters, as well as my traditional art pieces; of course only when I’m taking a fine arts class because I’m too lazy to get back into traditional art at the moment. It gave me a space to do what I want, while leaving the door open for those who wanted to tag along with my shenanigans.
In creating the logo, I had the duty of how my instagram account’s content and feed could be implemented into the illustration as an accenting visual, while also having an aesthetically well-rounded appearance in collaboration with the copy text.
In the visual sense, its a room. The room represents my space for me and my activities, while also leaving a door open for others to enter. Color wise, I wanted it to be green, because green is my favorite!