Self-brand Logo


 When beginning my work to create a logo that accurately represents myself in some way I started off with my initials, things I like, and my nickname. I ended up choosing the dancer because of its elegance and the strong influence it had on my life growing up. From ages three to 14 I spent the entire year in ballet classes. Ultimately, I believe this has shaped my personality, well being, and overall the way I am. I can imagine the simple design as a watermark or logo on future works of art or for self branding.

Initially I wanted to just make a light pink dancer, it accurately goes with the symbol if you look at the general colors in ballet, but the logo needed a more important meaning. Green is a natural earthy color. It can represent new beginnings and growth, as well as renewal and abundance. Gray is clean and formal but lighter and less intense than black. Since gray is a lighter shade of black it remains sophisticated and can pair well with most other colors. Blue is a color I would be happy to have as a main color. Light blues are refreshing and friendly, while dark blues are much more dominant. Blue is associated with peace and can also have spiritual connotations in many cultures. I chose a medium shade of blue to exhibit the power of dark, yet still a clean and refreshing lightness. I think this logo and the color choices are a perfect yet simplistic way to represent myself.

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