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The document describes creating a logo with an orange rectangle split into two layers, with text added to each section. The text was manipulated using the 'Create Warped Text' tool to stretch, bend and adjust the text, giving it a rounded look like a comet tapering away. A white brush effect was used to add a 'star field' look inside the O's for a more space-themed logo.
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- 1. Next, I split the orange rectangle into two pieces and gave them their own First I made an orange rectangle, this After doing this, I entered some text layers. was going to form the second layer - onto on top of each section. Making the one after the background. For my sure the text fitted within the orange logo. piece. Once the text as within each section, I used the ‘Create Warped Text’ tool to adjust and manipulate the text. I wanted to add a more ‘spacey’ look to the text/logo so I used a white brush effect to create a star field look in the middle of the O’s. I wanted the text to be bigger from By stretching and bending the text, it one side and to taper away so that it gave a rounded look to the text. gave the subtle effect of a comet.