Logo Design and Brand Identity
Developing simple logos for imaginary companies or causes, focusing on symbolism, color, and legibility.
Key Questions
- Design a logo that effectively communicates a brand's values and purpose.
- Evaluate how color and shape are used to target a specific audience in logo design.
- Justify the design choices made in a logo to ensure it is memorable and versatile.
NCCA Curriculum Specifications
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