Okay, so I’ve been wanting to mess around with the Roger Federer logo for a while now. It’s just so clean and recognizable, you know? I figured I’d try to recreate it myself, just for fun, and see how close I could get.
Getting Started
First, I needed a good reference image. so I pulled up a bunch of pictures of the logo online. I wanted one that was pretty straight-on, so I could really see all the details.
Figuring Out the Shapes
The logo’s basically just two letters, “R” and “F,” but they’re super stylized. I spent a good chunk of time just staring at it, trying to break it down into basic shapes.
- The “R” is kind of like a backwards, curvy “P,” right?
- And the “F” is almost like a mirrored “L” with an extra line.
Putting It Together
I started with the “R.”
I drew out the basic shape, then messed with the curves until it started to look right.
It was a lot of trial and error, pushing and pulling points around, zooming in and out to check the proportions.
Once I was happy with the “R,” I moved on to the “F.” That one was a little trickier, because of how it connects to the “R.” I had to make sure the spacing was just right, and that the angles lined up properly.
Final Touches
After I got both letters in place, I spent some time refining the whole thing. I tweaked the curves, adjusted the thickness of the lines, and made sure everything was symmetrical. It’s amazing how much difference those little details can make!
I’m pretty stoked with how it turned out!
It’s not perfect, but it’s definitely recognizable as the Roger Federer logo.
It was a fun little project, and I learned a lot about working with shapes and curves.
