The second semester of DDGT focused a lot on logo creation through AutoCAD and Photoshop. The two images in the middle and on the right were recreated by me by tracing over the images of a rasterized version in AutoCAD. AutoCAD creates geometry using vector information, which means the program creates the geometry using mathematical shapes, as opposed to creating little square pixels. From there the logo is transfered into Adobe Illustrator which is able to transfer this information to photoshop to be colored while still retaining vector information. This process is how I was able to create my own logo that you see here in the left picture and top of the screen. Through logo creation, I became very comfortable with photoshop.