Logo Design/ Classroom Norms

A ___________ is a symbol or other design adopted by an organization to identify its products, uniform, vehicles, etc.

• Watermark

• Stock Image

• Logo

• Brand Name

Why should a logo be simple? Hint: There is more than one answer.

• So an artist can create many logos at one time.

• So that the logo will be readable when it is big or small.

• To clearly communicate ideas.

• To promote the simplicity of the company.

Why is it inappropriate to move around the classroom when someone is talking to the whole class?

• It is distracting to myself and others.

• It shows that I am listening.

• It is disrespectful to the speaker.

• The student will not hear important information.

During clean up time, what is the correct procedural order?

• Myself, Project, Table, Supplies, Floor

• Project, Supplies, Table, Floor, Myself

• Supplies, Project, Table, Floor, Myself

• Table, Myself, Floor, Supplies, Project

Why is it important to sketch several ideas before creating a final logo?

• Because brainstorming is apart of the artistic process.

• It allows for idea development.

• It creates busy work.

• To show a customer possible ideas.

Which is most important?

• The color of the logo.

• For the logo to be relevant to the business/ organization it represents.

• For it to be eye catching and appealing.

• For the logo to stay consistent and never change.

What is an appropriate way to respond when "give me five" is called?

• Freeze where you are

• Raise your hand

• Look at the speaker

• Help your neighbors stop talking by pausing the conversation.

When you are finished with your project, what are some appropriate activities to work on?

• Cleaning the Art Classroom

• Sitting until class is over

• Free Draw

• Art Websites

What do all of these logos have in common?

• They are readable.

• The logos would have the same impact if they were in black and white.

• They are simple.

• They represent a business or company.

During projects, when is it okay to be away from your table without permission?

• When gathering supplies

• When asking a question.

• When briefly asking another student a question or telling them something.

• To sit by a friend that I have not seen all day.