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Creating this logo took a lot longer than I thought because I was having trouble creating a logo that would work. I wanted to incorporate the star shape with a simple way. The sharp lines of the star mixed with the fluid motion of the wave made it difficult to find an effective way to combine the two.

FINAL LOGO

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After coming up with several concepts for the logo, I finally combined two of my initial ideas to create the final logo. I am very happy with how it turned out because of the simplicity and effectiveness it evokes.

TYPOGRAPHY

After coming up with several concepts for the logo, I finally combined two of my initial ideas to create the final logo. I am very happy with how it turned out because of the simplicity and effectiveness it evokes.

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FINAL

These are the final choices for typography. In previous branding projects, I have always stuck with one typeface. I wanted to try two typefaces for this project to make it more challenging for myself. The two typefaces are Charter (left) and Aller (right).

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COLOR

From the very beginning, I knew I wanted to have green color palette because most of the cruise lines I found during my research had blue as one of their primary colors. I wanted to make sure my cruise line used distinct colors to stand out among the rest.

During the initial development process, I was trying to develop a pattern that could be used across all of the items to help the coherency, however the pattern ended up not working.

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