This is my favorite logotype for this assignment, although it is text intensive. As a seraph it complements the rounded, curved shapes at the far left. The colors of the shapes take advantage of U of M's well-known color scheme.
This is my favorite logotype for this assignment, although it is text intensive. As a seraph it complements the rounded, curved shapes at the far left. The colors of the shapes take advantage of U of M's well-known color scheme.
This is my favorite logotype for this assignment, although it is text intensive. As a seraph it complements the rounded, curved shapes at the far left. The colors of the shapes take advantage of U of M's well-known color scheme.
for this assignment, although it is text intensive. I really like the slogan the client presented though, and wanted to incorporate it as much as possible. I think this typeface is sober and professional yet somewhat distinct. As a seraph it complements the rounded, curved shapes at the far left. The colors of the shapes take advantage of U of M’s well-known color scheme.
Ann Arbor International House
A Worldwide Living, Learning Community Intentional, International, Intercultural, Interfaith C: 0, M:0, Y:0, K, 100. Typeface: Imprint MT Shadow. I like this typeface in general and thought it went well with this very sober, professional logotype. It seems to have a classy, experienced look, and is very no-nonsense, like the simple black logo design.
Ann Arbor International House
CMKY Blue: C: 92, M:86, K:0, Y:0, Yellow C: 2, M:5, K:96, Y: 0, Black: C:0, M:0, K:0, Y:100 Typeface: Stylus BT. Many logotpyes related to International Houses incorporate a logo reminiscant of a “globe” as this one vaguely does, and want to highlight “interculturalism”. This typeface seems reminiscent of ancient greek or latin script, which for some reason has come to have an “international” or even “tribal” connotation, amd for some reason has come to reflect “interculturalism”. It is very legible.