Okay, so today I wanted to mess around with creating some stuff for “Full Circle Entertainment” – just playing around, you know? I figured I’d start by trying to come up with a basic logo concept.
First, I opened up my trusty old design software. It’s nothing fancy, but it gets the job done. I started with a simple circle, because, well, “Full Circle,” right? Made sense in my head.
Then I thought, “Okay, what represents ‘entertainment’?” I played around with some star shapes, some film reel icons – the usual suspects. Nothing really clicked, though. They all felt kinda generic.
I spent a good hour just pushing pixels around, trying different fonts for the name. I went through like, twenty different ones! Some were too formal, some were too wacky… it’s harder than it looks to find the “perfect” font.
- Tried a bold, sans-serif font – looked too corporate.
- Experimented with a script font – too fancy.
- Settled on something in between – a bit playful, but still readable.
After the font struggle, I decided to focus on the color scheme. I wanted something vibrant, but not overwhelming. I ended up using a gradient of blues and purples – I think it gives it a kinda modern, creative vibe.
I then added some inner shadows and depth effect. It’s looked very three-dimensional.
Finally, I added a subtle glow effect around the whole thing, just to make it pop a little. It’s not perfect, but it’s a start! I’m pretty happy with how it turned out, considering I just winged it.
My takeaways from this little experiment:
- Logo design is trickier than I thought!
- Choosing the right font is a major pain.
- Gradients are my new best friend.
Next time, I might try to incorporate some more specific imagery related to the type of entertainment I’m aiming for. But for now, this little circle will do just fine.
