Alright, so I wanted to mess around with some Cubs logos today. Nothing fancy, just playing around and seeing what I could come up with. First, I grabbed a few different versions of the logo online. You know, the classic “C,” the bear head, the walking bear – the whole nine yards.
Getting Started
I opened up my trusty old image editor. It’s not the fanciest thing, but it gets the job done. I imported all the logo images I’d downloaded. Just wanted them all in one place so I could easily switch between them.
Experimenting
Then the fun began! I started by trying to layer the different logos. I put the walking bear behind the big “C.” It looked kinda cool, but a little cluttered. Next, I tried resizing the bear head and placing it inside the “C.”
- That looked a bit better, more contained.
- I played around with the colors, too.
- Changing the “C” to a darker blue, making the bear a bit lighter.
Tweaking and Refining
After a bunch of experimenting, I decided I liked the bear head inside the “C” the best. I spent some time cleaning up the edges, making sure everything looked smooth. I also added a thin outline around the whole thing, just to give it a little extra pop.
The Final Result
It’s nothing groundbreaking, but I’m pretty happy with how it turned out. It’s a fun little remix of the classic Cubs logos. I might try printing it out on a sticker or something. Who knows, maybe I’ll even make a T-shirt. Just a simple day of design fun!
