Personal Logo Design

When you have 20 logos to chose from, and you like 89% of them, it gets hard to choose. And when you put 12 of those 20 together in a circle, well, it gets near impossible.

There's my 20, all based off the same design, with colors changed and pointed in all directions. The ones on the left are the base colors I first used, and the others are all the different color combinations.

This is when I put the ones I liked the most into a circle, facing outward, and somewhat arranged by color. As you can see the original color scheme, blue and bronze, is present here, but not together.

This is the shape all the logos are based off of, 2 diamonds in the middle, separated by an line, a triangle below them, and 3 triangles put together on each side in a hook shape. The circle's edge and the center shape's fill color are always the same, and the circle's fill color will be another color that I think goes well with the other color. The symbol is reminiscent of a airplane or rocket, pointing to the sky, symbolizing progress. The circle shows perfection and unity.

And now, my top 3 choices of all my logos.

#3: 

My third choice is this color scheme, a medium brown background with the edge and the triangles' color a slightly dark yellow. The brown can signify honesty or organic-ness. The yellow color, along with working well with the brown, stimulates mental activity and higher thinking.

#2: 

This is my second choice, a light gray background with a navy blue outline and fill. The color gray is an unemotional color. It is the color of compromise and of neutrality, which aren't always good things. The blue is trust. It's honesty, loyalty and sincere. It doesn't draw attention to itself, but attention is still drawn to it. The colors work well together, a light and a dark, to make contrast.

#1:

Presenting... my first choice of logo.

Amidst all the other logos, this one stood out the most. (Maybe because red is a color used for standing out.) It's the only logo I designed to have more than 2 colors. The red circle in the background is like a traffic light, making you stop and look at the logo. Red is also confident and outgoing. By having both black and white in such close proximity, extreme contrast results, and an attention grabber is formed, which adds to the red's effect. Black is a color of sophistication, and white is a color of purity and hope. All these colors, along with the shapes and positioning of the centerpiece, combine to make this a logo you wont soon forget.