Normally I would say that designing to a fictitious brief is a waste as although you are getting the practice, nobody really benefits from what you produce.
However, for somebody with no experience of logo design at all, looking to learn, I think this is the only option.
Can somebody come up with a decent fictitious logo brief for Daniel Martin, he is only 14, looking to study design when he leaves school and is looking to get some practice in.
@ Daniel, I don't want to see any designs in reply to the brief you decide on for at least 5 days from starting the project, it would be good to see your thinking as to how you got to the end result including draft designs to get there. You really need to think about what you are doing, so no rushing :icon_smile:
However, for somebody with no experience of logo design at all, looking to learn, I think this is the only option.
Can somebody come up with a decent fictitious logo brief for Daniel Martin, he is only 14, looking to study design when he leaves school and is looking to get some practice in.
@ Daniel, I don't want to see any designs in reply to the brief you decide on for at least 5 days from starting the project, it would be good to see your thinking as to how you got to the end result including draft designs to get there. You really need to think about what you are doing, so no rushing :icon_smile: