Printed Invite test.

I printed off the invite because it's only when you print it out that you get a sense of how the point size of the type is working and how well the layout works.

It was only when I printed that I spotted a few things that needed fixing.

Invite development.

Transfered the ideas from paper to indesign. The purpose for this was to experiment with different
layouts and seeing what it would look like reversed out. It also allowed me to apply the newly developed logo to the promotional material.

Open publication - Free publishing - More brief 2

Invite design.

Now the logo is finalized I can start to apply it to promotional material for the exhibition.
I decided to start with the invite. I took pen to paper and sketched out a few thumbnails.

There's one example with a sample of work along with the exhibition information,
however this may change once I've finalised the information (dates, place etc)

Logo dev (cont)

Here are the two most successful designs of the logo. 

I've tried each one with upper and lower case. I personally feel the The left one works better with Lower case type, whereas the right one works well with the upper case.

Mark development.

Here I've tried different angles and widths of the "nameline" and incorporating shapes along with it.
The most successful one is the bottom one. I quite like the completed circuit of the mark. I

I thought I'd try round off the sharp edges and different compositions. It seemed to resemble a signature or a heart monitor line. Much like the previous designs, I do quite like the completed line seen on the bottom right mark.

Logos refined.