



The butterfly has a glow and is tilted diagonally toward the sky in order to give the impression that it’s flying. I wanted to let the people hiring know that I will make their company flutter to the top. I used the pink, because when I first think of a butterfly, I think of the color pink. The pink makes the logo look more like a butterfly, and the inner pink is darker in order to accent the inner holes of the letter B. The blue background was used to play the part of the sky. I used green for the caterpillar, because it worked well with the pink and green is the obvious color for the caterpillar.
The font I used for the business card, address, and stationary is Bell Gothic Std. When I looked at this font I felt the sans serif made it look modern, and I felt the type worked well with the butterfly. I put the contact info in the center of the stationary, because it worked the best with the hierarchy of the butterfly, caterpillar, and address. I put the contact info at the bottom of the business card, because I felt it made the card look the least crowded. I put the logo on the back of the envelope, because I wanted to make my logo known, even as the person was opening up the letter. I feel all of my choices were best for me, and I hope they will help me in the future when looking for a job.
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