Rebecca Mihill

  Summative Evaluation Doing this blog has been such a great learning experience.  It encouraged me to go and seek industry professionals and after contacting a few I was lucky enough to strike gold with Julie Bailey.  In addition to all that I learn on my degree, my time with Julie is unique to what I am trying to do.  She's taken such an interest in getting me to discover my style and I'm now tentatively working on my designs for a collection.  I'm going to visit her again in January 2022.  Her continued support will be invaluable to my jewellery practice I feel. I will continue to work on my branding and logo. It's been great to have the time to really think about my logo and I worked on lots of different designs.  It made me realise the value of taking your time on designing and coming back to it over a period of time and letting it develop.  I intend to get the logo design I came up with produced into stickers to put on the jewellery that I will sell. I regularly g

  I've been thinking about branding ideas and came up with this sketch, playing around with my initials to create a logo.  It needs some work and some colour adding, but these are my initial ideas for a logo. 15th November 2021 This week my tutor helped me to develop my logo on photoshop.  I'm not sure about the name or colour and will work on them, but like the design.  The shape represents my initials RJM. I also worked on my Instagram account, updating things and making it into a professional account. 22nd November 2021 Having looked through several craft journals and visiting a jewellers exhibition at Salts mill in Saltaire, I realise that most jewellers just call themselves by their name.  As you can see from the above sketch my initial thoughts were to call my business RJM jewellery and then I thought I'd call it Bella (after my mum and because I love beauty).  However after this research I have decided to call it Rebecca Mihill jewellery.  I have booked a session wit