Alright, let’s talk about my recent adventure in trying to make an “endeavor” logo. I’m no pro designer, but I wanted something that looked decent and represented what I’m all about. I started by thinking about what makes a good logo.
First off, it had to be simple. No one wants a logo that’s so complicated you can’t even remember it. I wanted something clean and easy on the eyes. Then, it had to be memorable. Something that sticks in your head, you know? Unique, but not so out there that it becomes confusing.
I sketched out a few ideas on paper. Circles, squares, some abstract shapes – the usual stuff. Nothing really clicked. Then I stumbled upon some designs online. They were made by regular folks, not big-shot designers, which was cool. It gave me some inspiration, seeing what others had come up with.
- Simplicity
- Memorability
- Timelessness
- Impactful design
I played around with some free online logo makers. You type in your business name, choose some styles you like – modern, playful, whatever – and it spits out a bunch of options. It was kinda fun, but I wasn’t finding “the one.”
I started messing with the colors and fonts. I wanted something bold, but not too flashy. I tried different combinations, seeing what felt right. It was a lot of trial and error, let me tell you.
My Design Journey
Finally, I had something I was reasonably happy with. It’s not perfect, but it’s mine. It’s a simple design, easy to remember, and I think it captures the spirit of what I’m trying to do. I created a symbol combining letters ‘E’ and ‘N’, which are the initials of “endeavor”.
This whole logo-making thing was a good learning experience. It made me appreciate the work that goes into creating a good logo. It’s not just about slapping some shapes together – it’s about representing your brand in a simple, memorable way.
