Updated bochure

A new direction for my brochure, I wanted to give it rounded corners so it would relate to my new logo. The brochure still does not relate from page to page so I am going to try and work on that.

Logo on Thanksgiving Eve (11/27/13)

After more exploring today, I finally came up with an idea that I am happy with. I used water drops to convey the shape of a "W," and the negative white space forms a "M." I used water drops because they represent the Wavemakers' conversing water one drop at a time. Whenever I use other symbols such as waves or ripples, it came across as a beach or surfing logo. I think this logo has a strong concept and represents The Wavemaker Program well. It is now time for me to move pass the logo finally.
Happy Thanksgiving.

Logos (11/26/13)

I have been in logo mode today, sketching and drawing on the computer. I drew them even if I thought they wouldn't work, because I am running out of time and I still have nothing. After all the logos I have drawn i'm not happy with any of them. 

Very rough poster idea (11/23/13)

Just making a rough poster with the idea of having a graph to represent information, and also adding a different logo to see how it looks… I'm gonna keep exploring.

More logos (11/22/13)

For these above I was trying to make a water, wave form that abstractly represents a cartoonish hand (for support). It is hard to see the hand unless it is told to the viewer.

Still exploring different ideas for logos. I was trying to convey ripples in some, while in others I was trying to figure out a way to make a logo out of just text.

Exploring new logo options (11/18/13)

I was told by two different professors that my last logo looked like the Travelocity Gnome, and it really does. So i began explore new options and I had an idea of incorporating ripples somehow in my logo. Above are a few rough ideas I had.

New Poster (11/16/13)

Out of all my posters so far, I think this one is my strongest so far. I think it gives a feeling of there being an overwhelming amount of water, but only a small percentage is actually fresh water for people to use.