Professional Practices: Logo Evolution 2






Here are 3 more personal logos I created today. I hate all of them still, I'll work on this again with a fresh pair of eyes...

I think I like the rougher, more quirky type of logo but I could go for sleek too. I'll do iterations of both types next time.



 

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