The story of my logo

When creating a logo, you want to tell your story. I started off experimenting with an alien themed logo, but found that it wasn't professional enough and it wasn't how I wanted to represent myself.
So, I started messing around with different shapes, and studying shapes and found that circles and squares were most common. So I decided to go with a triangle, because it is unique and not used very often. I incorporated the scribble effect and my initials being erased from the shape to express my creativity and how I love to draw/write. Then, I added a purple/pink gradient because I had to give it a fun and girly touch, just like me!

For my e-Comm poster, I decided to go with a comic book theme. e-Comm is a great 21st century program with 4 very unique and useful strands. e-Comm looks good on college applicatons and it gets you all of your technology credits. Plus, when you first start high school you might be a little nervous, and it feels good to automatically be a part of something so great.

My Top Ten Values

Everything I value tells a story. I may have an inside joke or a memory connected to it. For example, if I said I valued my bike, it wouldn't just be the bike I valued. It would be the memories of me riding my bike as a child and growing up on that bike. The things I value are very special to me. Each and every one of them makes up me as a person and I wouldn't be the same without these things.