Tag/Logo

 

The goal of this project was for me to create a nametag to put on my designs to be a sort of signature. These are my initials; they stand for Jourdyn Elizabeth Armstrong. I do realize that my initials are out of order, but there is a clever reason for that. My nickname is "J". So, with this tag, I was able to incorporate both my initials and my nickname by using my initials to spell out "J". 


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