Tag Brush Logo


Tag Brush Logo

February 28th 24 - Luke Bettano

    The image above shows a tag brush I made using my personal logo, which is attached below. The tag brush is representative of graffiti art. The image has a grungy and unpolished style that, makes it a great take on the logo, and I really how it looks with different colors together. As described in a previous blog post, my logo is representative of my mind and how my head is in the clouds sometimes, and that idea works well with graffiti. I produces the logo in adobe illustrator, but the tag brush in photo shop, this was my first time using photoshop in a several years, and my most complex creation on it, considering I used many new and different tools. I used images of graffiti spray, patterns, and my logo as layers in order to create the image above. I used pen tool to create the area between the spray and altered logo. I used a scratch pattern and negative pattern image to add the textures to the layers. The creation taught me multiple things about photoshop as a software, I am excited to use photo shop in the future, and try out more its features.



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