"Designing for yourself is worse than representing a client; it can be like having an identity crisis."
- AIGA's Graphic Design: A Career Guide and Education Directory
As a recent digital art graduate with only minimal experience in the visual communication professional practice, I found a critical point of bottleneck for me is utterly to develop an identity for myself as a creative practician, both visually and conceptually. We know developing and designing a logo for a client or our friends is somewhat time consuming, but trying to find the visual and conceptual represnetation for ourselves always take us to wander through the identity maze until we found the "ah-ha!!" momemnt.
In the beginning of 2014, I attempted to design 14 logos/logotypes and was spending hours and hours to develop a visual representation for myself. JIWL stands for my full time; I would like to use it as part of the heading for my prospetive studio and my creative practice.
Please leave your comment and suggestion below so that these logos can possibly be developed/modified further as needed.
Thanks for watching ;)
