Creativity week 3

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Creativity.

I tried a creativity exercise from the Adobe Illustrator Creative Challenges on Adobe’s official site. The challenge I chose was to create an imaginary logo using basic shapes and colors no photos or brushes, just simple tools.

I started by sketching ideas on paper, then opened Illustrator and used the Shape Builder Tool to combine circles, rectangles, and triangles into a fun logo. I experimented with different colors and layouts until I found a design I liked.

What I learned is that Illustrator creativity isn’t just about knowing tools it’s about exploring ideas and trying combinations without worrying about perfection. I discovered that playing with simple shapes can lead to unique designs, and that the Shape Builder Tool makes it easy to turn basic forms into something original.

This exercise improved my confidence and helped me see that creativity in Illustrator comes from experimenting and having fun!

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