--The first logo is for a much more modern Yum Cha, where both men and women could go. As opposed to a teahouse, this Yum Cha is more of an Asian bistro. I added chopsticks into the empty space between Yum and Cha that had previously been awkward, but wasn't sure if that was allowed, as it wasn't part of my original geometric shape.
--This second logo is for Yum Cha, if it was quaint teahouse, as the translation of the name would generally imply. This version of Yum Cha is decorated very femininely with a floral motif.
Annika Jensen - ART 291
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