For this week, we are choosing one out of three logos we did last week and I finally choose the one with the flower element as I think it can show more my personality when people first look at it. The other two are more minimal, simple and not too special for a personal style logo.

The two “S” are combined together and formed a flower shape which I replace for my first letter “S” and I found a curvy and elegant typeface to match the flower. I was thinking of using all capital letters at the very beginning but it seems like nothing surprised the reader so I use lower letters for the remaining words and I found the “s” and “y” look fun.

Here’s my final logo:

In week 3 and 4, I’ve explored my own logo and start with a mind map of thinking about my first and initial name, included the meaning of my name, what my hobbies are, my personalities, styles, keywords form first week and workplace. After that, I came up with using whether my first name or first and last name for my logo and I decided my target audience will be packaging design, illustration and film professional people or studio. I like mind mapping as it helps me list down ideas in my head in a clean and organized way.

Then, I started to sketch my 200 possible logos. I came up with lots of styles and ideas of playing the types and I got some nice feedbacks for my first 100 sketches. After the discussion, I decided to choose whether only types or combination with flowers and types and finished with the left 100 sketches. I think it’s quite interesting to look at the processing of how my logo has been created.