Evaluation.

The Slow Cooker.

I am really happy with the stationary range, here are the final outcomes.

The Slow Cooker

Letterheads.

I applied the logo to a stationary range.

A letter head,  business card, compliment slip and envelope all printed  on

'Antique white' to keep a consistent look of the range. 

They were printed digitally CMYKfour colour process 

It also adds to the dated and traditional theme because of the texture and feel throughout.

The letterhead, business card and compliment slip all have Adam Hollinsworths information in relation to 'The Slow Cooker' business.

The two sides of the business cards are antique white and they are duplexed between white card to add support and to give a heavier feel.

A compliment slip

The logo has been applied to the front and back of the envelope. 

The Envelope is stuck together and then a sticker is applied to the back so that which

ever way your letter lands when dropped through 

the letter box you will know it is from 'The Slow Cooker' company.

The Slow Cooker.

Moving on my my initial designs i chose to experiment further with color.

This bottom logo is one of my favourites. Its simple and works well. The fade behind lets the object sit nicely within the circles. The colours brought the logo away from the traditional and dated look. Like they had been around for a while. When in fact they had only  been established in 2012.

The Slow Cooker.

Different variations of the logo in black and white.

Introducing colour gives a nice effect. It gives the object more character and

makes it stand out more amongst the background of the circle.

The Slow Cooker.

Experiments with colour. They are vibrant and work really well.

The Slow Cooker.

I really like this slow cooked pork version at first, 

I thought the meat looked amazing and complemented the logo. 

I spoke to people to get there opinions and the overall opinion was that it looked appetising. 

For vegetarians however it was a horrible sight and the complete opposite of what I thought.

I know that its not aimed at a vegetarians audience but as

I starred at the logo the more and more I  began to agree.