Also, this logo has a lot to love about it.  I really like how the letters themselves seem much more simplified by removing the center of the A.  The angle is also very slight, not obnoxious and it gives the logo a very strong stance.  Spacing between the letters is really nice, or rather, the lack thereof, it completes the whole logo and keeps it stuck together.

I’m not really sure where I wanna begin with this class, seems like a lot of what I learned in high school is gonna be applicable to what we're using here.  Unfortunately I never learned Dreamweaver in high school, though I tend to take quickly to new computer programs so I’m looking forward to checking it out. 

After reviewing the syllabus, I’m already trying to visualize a few different layouts for the three 'faux-websites' we are going to start out with. 

As for the music website, I’m not really sure where to begin.  I don’t play any instruments and I can't really stand taking pictures of myself and posing as an artist.  I may try and get in contact with my friend Noah again and talk to him about getting a few shots of his band. 

The second website, commercial, should be really easy for me and I've already had a ton of ideas pop into my mind.  I think I’m gonna go ahead and make a site for selling something like electronic devices, perhaps cell phones.  I can even use last semester's graphic work to give the company a name like Denwa. 

Thirdly, it didn't take me more than a few minutes to come up with the idea of building the site around my hobby of modifying cars.  I can easily get plenty of pictures to put on the site and information just comes easily to me when I talk about cars. 

More to come later tonight methinks...