The document discusses the development of a logo for a film production company called Bubble Productions. They chose a color scheme of dark purple, blue, and hot pink to appear gender neutral and appeal to a wide audience. They designed the logo in the shape of bubbles to represent the company name and added shadows and smoothing to make it look professional. Effects like drop shadows and glows were added to the text within the bubbles to make it stand out as the central part of the logo. The completed logo is shown bringing together all the design elements to properly represent the company and their work.

1. Here I am testing the radiant
which we want with our logo. We
have decided on the colours dark
purple, blue and hot pink so it is
gender neutral, this provides a
more open view of our film and
shows we don’t aim towards a
particular audience. We ensured
that the colours blended well
with each other and looked
professional.
Due to our production been
called ‘Bubble Productions’ we
decided that it would fit well to
make the shape of our logo in
bubble form, this presents our
company well and helps to make
it obvious who we are. We added
effect such as shadows and
smoothening the circles to show
skills and to make it look more
professional.

2. Here I am adding effects to the text of
‘Bubble Production’ the effects which
we decided to add were drop shadow,
inner shadow, outer glow, bevel and
embos, colour overlay and stroke as
this helped to make the text stand out
more instead of the typical text when
would not have as much appeal. We
decided to place it in the middle of the
big bubble due to this making it
obvious that it is our logo, showing the
audience our company.
In this print screen it shows the logo
completed and how it will look when
placed onto our work and film. We feel
that it fits well together and gives the
look we were aiming for our product
and our logo.