Monogram Logo and Surface Design Tessellation

While I was making the tessellation design I wasn’t sure which order to place the colours so I made two versions with the colours flipped to see.





I ended up going with the one with a white background because the I liked how it can make the ‘S’ look like an odd shadow or a wave.




 

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