This is the third logo I have made to represent “Sar’s Pixels” and definitely is a good merge between the first two. I tried to provide a bit of uniqueness to this logo, with the handwritten “Sar’s” and the pixelized “PIXELS” it adds a bit of depth to the image. Splitting up “PIXELS” was also an attempt at putting myself out there and going past my comfort zone.
One of the most important parts of this image is that the background of it all is blue. This is crucial to me, because my hair is blue. Although some of you online may not know what I look like–many people recognize me because of my hair. People call me “the blue haired girl” all the time, so having a piece of that was a great idea. The color blue is a big part of my identity, and has been for over two years now. I felt that making the connection between my personal identity and my art identity was absolutely crucial to this piece.
For my final logo, I decided to kinda stick with my original draft. The only real noticeable change that I made was that I lightened the color of blue, and this was because some of my peer revision suggestions were to make the writing stand out a bit more, and I felt like lightening the background would do the trick. I played around with the colors of the font as well, but ended up sticking with the original black. The other two changes I made were also minor. One was that I increased the clarity of the logo, just to make it sharper and more crisp to the eyes. The final change that I made is not directly viewable. I made the background of the logo transparent, versus the original white. I did this so it would be easier to apply the logo to other things.
Sarah's Pixel Art 