How to Create a Logo in Photoshop In this article, you will learn how to create a watermark signature and logo in Photoshop. Adding a logo to your artwork gives your photography and creative edits an extra layer of protection against copyright theft. In an ever-growing world of digital uploads, it’s difficult to protect your digital art from misuse. However, by adding a logo or signature to your work, you can quickly and easily add a protective shield against any infringement. To create a logo in Photoshop is actually simpler than you may think. There are a few different ways to do this depending upon what you want your logo to look like. Now that parts up to you, if you want a signature style doodle some signatures on paper first. Handwritten signatures can look personal and original. History of the Logo From Van Gogh to Damien Hirst most artists have some type of logo, watermark or signature on their work to protect it from copyright breaches and also to add authenticity, so you know who was the creator. Logos may have started off as a simple signature years ago when paintings were the main medium of visual art. As popularity in art grows, individuals have transformed themselves into brands and bigger networks, so the simple signature has been modernised into a logo. Transforming a Hand-Written Signature to a Logo Step 1: Scribble Some Ideas Try scribbling down a few different ideas (on plain paper) but use a good pen, because if you draw one you like then you could transform that exact signature to be your final logo...
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