Okay, so I wanted to mess around with the Tennessee Vols logo, and here’s how I went about it.
Finding a Good Image
First, I needed a decent picture of the logo to work with. I just opened up Google Images and typed in “Tennessee Vols logo”. Easy enough. There are tons of them, but I wanted a clean, high-resolution one. I scrolled through a bit until I found one that looked pretty sharp and didn’t have any weird watermarks or anything.
Getting it into My Program
Once I found the right image, I downloaded it to my computer. I mostly use this simple online editor, so I opened that up in another tab. Then, I just dragged and dropped the logo image file into the editor. Boom, it was ready to go.
Playing Around
Now for the fun part! I mostly just wanted to see what different filters and effects would look like. Here’s a quick list of some stuff I tried:
- Changing the Colors: I messed with the hue and saturation to see if I could make some cool, alternate-color versions.
- Adding Effects: I played with some of the preset filters, like “vintage” and “black and white,” just to see what they’d do.
- Cropping it: I focused on getting it clean, just so the logo it self.
Saving My Favorite Versions
After experimenting for a while, I picked out a couple of versions that I liked the best. I clicked the “download” button in the editor and saved them as PNG files. That way, they kept their quality and didn’t get all blurry. I’m gonna save them for another time, or maybe even set one as my profile picture somewhere. It was pretty fun to just play around and see what I could come up with.
