Brand Your Business: Logo Proposal

Before on this activity, your team should use pencil and paper to create several logo options for the business to choose from.  

*Note: It is a good idea to sketch your designs on graph paper, so you can easily label your coordinates when it's time to program! 

• • Consider which shapes can and cannot be drawn using the Processing commands we have learned so far.

    • You already know how to program circles, squares, tall ellipses, wide ellipses.

    • Take a moment to practice programming triangles.

  • Consider that a good logo should represent the brand and what the company stands for

    • What are the best colors?

    • Should the lines and shapes be round, sharp, aggressive, etc.?

  • Consider that businesses may shrink logos down to go on business cards or blow them up for use on billboards

    • Design a logo that doesn’t lose its meaning when it’s 1” tall

    • Focus more on shapes and colors and less on text

Submit multiple options for the client to consider. Only move forward with the next programming activity once you hear back from your client, via your on-site teacher, with which logo you should program

Note: You WILL be programming this logo, so please keep this in mind as you design and plan!