Blog 10 Crystal Mitchell

I decided not to change the logo as much because I wanted to keep the logo simple. I wanted it to be elegant and pretty. So I kept it simple.

Blog 10 Aliana

I changed the picture to just a drawn triangle and added a sewing needle graphic, I also enlarged the font 

Sancie's Blog Post 10

The only changes I made to my logo was changing the font so the letters look like what they're suppose to be. In addition, I added a little color to the font so it can standout a little more.

Andrea Craig Blog Post 10

After changing the same logo three times , I decided to go with my original hanger with Must Have It Combined into the hanger. I think this fits my brand concept and matches the style if clothing that is offers at My store. My original logo was a hanger with Must Have It written in script, this logo isn't to far off from the original it's innovated from the first logo in my opinion.

Blog post 10 Pedro Diaz

This is my final logo, my self and as a class we decided that if I change the color of the seven in the logo it would help the logo be stronger, more understandable, and readable. I really like the way this logo looks now because it's more clear from what I first started it with, an stands out better with just changing the color. Before, this logo  had a little side hook sticking out on the P and when I took it out of the logo it made it look better and stronger.

Blog post 10- Trisha

This is my final logo. I decided to stay with this one because is easy to read compare to the other one. I changed the color of the letter given an emphasis more to what the item offer in the store represent in every woman closet. This font is easier to read and the colors are better coordinate matching the store concept. 

Week 10 Posting- Megan

This is my new logo, it is completely different from my original logo. My original design was an envelope with the name of the store in the middle with hearts. I think that this one is much better and fits my brand image very well.