I chose the colors because I like muted colors and only muted colors and those seemed to fit the topic i’m doing for a grade if that makes sense.

I liked the first font because of the slight cursive and the other one I also liked because it’s just simple.

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I liked the leaf circle thingy and the font too.

I liked the simple look of the Botanica logo thingy.

I liked the boldish and simple look of the Forester logo and I liked the square around it too.

I chose the colors because I liked the pastel look and I think it’ll look good.

I chose the fonts because it looked the best with what I have in mind.

I will show the product through boxes like the birchbox style.

I liked the type writer look because it reminds you more of vintage stuff and I liked the bold one because you can use that font as anything

Those colors reminded me of the 80s and i wanted bright colors

I liked the flag style of the RETRO logo and the texture. I liked the tree and the birds and mountains on the voyage americas. I liked the sunshine thingy on the green one .

Pictorial Logo:

1. A visual image that represents the client without depicting the client’s
   actual name.

Abstract logo: An abstract mark is a specific type of pictorial logo. Instead of being a recognizable image—like an apple or a bird—it’s an abstract geometric form that represents your business.

Wordmark Logo: These logos consist of a typeface which is chosen for its  style   or is manipulated to convey the identity of a business. Even without being styled or manipulated, fonts tend to give off their own impressions. 

Letter mark: Letter mark logos are very similar to wordmark logos in that they are created using typefaces; however, there is a greater focus on just using first letter , initials , or an abbreviation of a company’s name to convey their brand identity.

Combination Marks:Logos that integrate both a  symbol       and  text (word marks) are known as combination mark logos. 

Elbems: They are similar to combination marks because they both include a symbol and text; however, unlike combination marks, emblem style logos are more integrated and      enclosed       to appear as one      single       graphic.

Logo System: A logo system is a graphical framework that  adapts to different situations. By shifting and changing, this framework allows brands to connect with customers by pointing to other ideas and issues.