Custom Logo for Business Cards

 During this assignment, I was required to design a simple logo to represent myself based of an A.I. generated image on Adobe Firefly. This is the original image generated using the prompt "Create a logo that represents the work geek."


As you can see, this image a solid basis on what I wanted to make, but it needed to be simplified significantly to work for universal uses. This is the simplified logo made to tailor to me specifically:


This logo is much more simplistic, recognizable, and more easily represents who I am as a person.

For the second part of the assignment, I was tasked to make black and white business cards using the logos we have created. This is the result of my experimentation:



As you can see, I had to edit the logo slightly to make it stand out on the black background. However, both of these required delicate balance of details and simplicity that I think worked extremely well.

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