Hello again, logo.

And here comes the second part where I managed to improve my design and come up with another idea.

Idea #3

Basically an improved version of Idea #1 where I changed the colours, effect and the overall impact to the logo.

I've decided to change the colour to a more monotone hue, to make it look more professional. Can be improved with brushed chrome effect to enhance the "wow" effect on the logo. 

Idea #4

This is my favorite design of all and I really hope it get chosen. I got my inspiration from the 70's style retro and 80's pixel style where everything is funky and colourful.

I decided to go against the usual triangle shape where vertex is usually associated and use square shaped typography instead. The idea here is that designing can be fun and doesn't necessarily mean you have to stuck with one meaning.

So here you go, my second post on logos. Hopefully either one of these will get chosen by the respective lecturer.

Logo Designing...

Here's some of the brain-killing ideas I've come up with. Might come up with few more ideas or improve the current design.

Idea #1

The above designed logo was inspired by the shape of vertex angle, where it means "two line segments join or meet, where two lines intersect (cross), or any appropriate combination of rays, segments and lines that result in two straight "sides" meeting at one place." 

In order to enhance the meaning I decided to come out with a triangle-shape designed typography logo. The colours represent the variety of ideas and nature of graphic design where each of us have a different creative idea and mindset.

Idea #2

The second logo was more towards simplicity and minimalism. I created a V-shaped logo complete with triangle on top. The red colour in the V represents IACT (because IACT primary colour is red) and the black represent the vertex point. 

And if you look at different angle the V-shaped logo actually looks like a Tick  or known as Check Mark (✔). In the logo it means "we have reached a point where our work is done and is ready to be showcased to the public or client."
Hopefully this gives you some insight on the meaning and where I got the inspiration from.