So, I had this idea to mess around with combining Taurus and Leo in some kind of project. You know, like mixing their symbols or something. I wasn’t really sure where I was going with it, but it sounded fun.
I started by sketching out the Taurus bull and the Leo lion, trying to see how they could fit together. It was a bit of a mess at first, I gotta admit. The bull’s horns and the lion’s mane didn’t really want to cooperate. I erased and redrew a bunch of times. At some point, I had a page full of scribbles that looked like a kid’s drawing, hah!
Then, I thought, what if I combined their symbols instead of the animals themselves? Taurus is all about that circle with the horns on top, and Leo’s got that swirly tail thing. I started playing with those, and it started to look kinda cool. I placed the bull’s horns on top of the lion’s symbol and it created an interesting silhouette. It felt like the two signs were really coming together, you know?
Experimenting with Colors
Next up, colors. Taurus is usually represented by earthy tones, like greens and browns, while Leo is all about gold and fiery colors. I tried a few combinations. First, I used a deep green for the Taurus part and a bright gold for the Leo part. It looked okay, but it didn’t quite pop.
Then I tried some different things, like a gradient from brown to orange and a mix of green and yellow. After some back and forth, I finally settled on a dark, rich brown for the horns, and a vibrant, sunny yellow for the lion’s tail. It felt like the perfect balance of the two signs.
Refining the Design
Once I had the basic design and colors down, I spent some time refining it. I made the lines a bit smoother, adjusted the proportions a little, and added some small details. I wanted it to look polished, but also kind of organic, like something you’d find in nature. I imagine that this design could be a logo or maybe something that could be applied to a personal project, but I do not plan to use it for any kind of work. I also decided to add a few subtle textures to give it a bit more depth.
In the end, I was pretty happy with how it turned out. It wasn’t exactly what I had in mind when I started, but that’s often how it goes with creative stuff, right? You start with one idea, and it evolves into something completely different. This thing took me, like, the whole weekend to do and I was stuck at my place so it was the perfect timing.
- Started with rough sketches of the animals.
- Moved to combining the symbols instead.
- Experimented with different color combinations.
- Settled on a dark brown and bright yellow.
- Refined the design and added details.
It was a fun little project, and it taught me a bit about combining different elements to create something new. Plus, now I have a cool new symbol to use for, well, whatever I want, I guess. Maybe I’ll put it on a t-shirt or something. Who knows?
