Okay, so today I wanted to mess around with two streetwear giants: Stussy and Supreme. I’ve always been fascinated by their designs and how they’ve maintained such a strong presence in the fashion world. So I decided to combine some design elements from them.
Getting Started
First, I gathered some inspiration. I spent a good hour just browsing through lookbooks, old collections, and even some fan-made designs online. I wanted to get a feel for the classic Stussy graphics – the handwritten logos, the bold prints, and that laid-back California vibe. Then, I also needed to think about Supreme, that box logo, some patterns, and their iconic red and white color palette.
Mixing the Elements
Next, I opened up my design software. It is my old friend. I started with a plain black background because it’s so versatile. I thought about using Stussy’s iconic handwritten logo as a starting point.
I sketched out a rough version of the Stussy logo, but instead of just writing “Stussy,” I played around with some other words, keeping that same signature style. I experimented with different fonts.
Adding the Supreme Touch
Now for the Supreme influence. I decided not to go with the obvious box logo – everyone does that. Instead, I focused on Supreme’s use of bold colors and patterns. I created a thick red border around the design, reminiscent of Supreme’s branding. I picked a classic camouflage. I added this pattern subtly, maybe as a fill within the letters of my modified Stussy logo, or as a background element.
Playing with Layout
It’s all about arrangement. I moved the logo around, tried different sizes, and played with the placement of the camo pattern. I wanted it to look balanced, not too cluttered, but still with that streetwear edge.
Tweaking and Finalizing
This is where I spent the most time, making small adjustments. I changed the shade of red a few times, adjusted the thickness of the border, and fine-tuned the camo pattern so it wasn’t too overwhelming. I added a few extra graphic elements, a small crown, to the design, just to give it a bit more personality.
The End Product
Finally, I had something I was pretty happy with. It’s got that relaxed Stussy feel with the handwritten-style logo, but the bold red border and camo pattern give it that unmistakable Supreme edge. It’s a fun mix of the two brands, and it was a cool experiment. I hope everyone enjoy this.
