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Logo and Billboard Plan

Below we have my logo idea. It is good because it involves the brand's name, and so it is easily recognisable. The writing is big and bold, however could become an issue as it isn't the most legible of fonts.
After this we have the plan of my billboard advertisement. It is the quick drawing of the model position and pose, and the logo, to show me roughly how my finished poster will look, and help me to see any things I'd like to change.
My third image is the same as the second, however it includes annotations and labels around the outside frame. I am fairly happy with my plan other then a few small changes, so therefore my notes aren't very detailed.

















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