In designing the logo for Jungle, an overall strategy was essential to capture the essence and identity of the company. Before delving into design concepts, thorough brainstorming was conducted to establish a deep understanding of Jungle’s core values and visual identity. 



Alphabetical Brainstorming: 
Each letter from A-Z was paired with a word related to Jungle. This exercise helped me come up with different assocaitions with the concept of Jungle.



Five Senses: 
I wrote a couple of words under each category to give over the experience of being in the jungle environment.


Mind Mapping:
 I wrote “Jungle” in middle of the paper, surrounded Jungle was a web of interconnected words and ideas. This strategy helped come up with the character and identity of the play center.
Research:
After establishing a foundational understanding of Jungle through initial brainstorming, the next step in the logo design process was to start my research. I got inspiration from existing play centers, using Pinterest and Google images to inform and enhance the design direction.
Fonts:
The next step in designing the Jungle logo invloved the meticulous selection of about 15-20 fonts. The font had to be legible but also give over the cheerful and kid-friendly feel that the Jungle, play center offers.
Hand Sketch:
The progression from research and font selection to the creative visualization phase marked a significant milestone in the development of Jungle’s logo. Hand sketching made my vision of the logo ideas into tangible design elements.
Computer Sketches:
Now, I made the transition to digital design using tools like Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator to come up with unique and creative logos.

Vote:
I chose my 3 best options, after designing my different logo concepts. I sent it out to a bunch a people to get their feedback on which logo they like best.
The Winner:
Following the selection of Jungle’s winning logo through all the feedback, the focus shifted towards creating the brand identity. This phase involved creating a brand pattern and showcasing the logo across various mockups.
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