My inspiration for my logo is Warner Bros. It's one of the most-known logos in my opinion and it also gives the same vibes as Superman's emblem which I really like.
Superman logo [Image]. (n.d.).
Warner Bros. Pictures logo [Image]. (n.d.).
I'm also interested in using an M with lines underneath it so it will look like the name AVA. I used to sign my name like that a lot when I was younger so it would be fun to have a little piece of me in the opening. I don't want it to come off as narcistic though so I'm only going to use the symbol with a different production name. Also, most companies don't use their first names as the name, so it would be pretty unusual.
For my company's name, I went to review what other company's names were. The name started with either the founder or their main inspiration. They ended with things like "Pictures", "Entertainment", and "Studio." But I also like the production company "A24," their name is short and memorable. So, going based on that, I wanted to include a number somewhere in my company's name.
Wikipedia contributors. (n.d.). *List of film production companies*. Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_film_production_companies
Finally, I chose the company name of "67th Studios." You may or may not know that the numbers 67 have become a meme online, so I wanted to include another piece of me into the company so its personable. I think this will be very funny for me to look back on in a couple of years!
Then I started wondering, what will my audience think since my logo and company name have no correlation. But I reviewed the company "MGM's" logo and theirs is their mascot, Leo the Lion. So, just in case, to reassure myself, I changed the name to "67th Arrow Studios." I chose the word arrows to get an A somewhere in there to connect to the logo! I'm also going to make the line that goes through the M an arrow to create the A's. Now there was only one step left before creating it... Find out if the company already exists!
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) logo [Image]. (n.d.).
Thankfully, when I searched up "67th Arrow Studios" up online, only street names and map's locations popped up, so now I'm clear to create it!
Google. (2025). Google search results for "67th Arrow studios". https://www.google.com
Before I began, another thing I wanted to include is an animated logo. I searched up where I could create and animate a logo and Canva was the common denominator. Here's a video I used to learn how to make it below...
Lastly, here's a series of screenshots of me creating my company, 67th Arrow Studios, logo on Canva! Along with the final animated product!
1) Review instructions on website:
2) Pick a template to edit:
3) Start customizing:
4) Change colors and finalize fonts:
Here is my final animated logo! I had the amazing idea of having the arrow shoot into it. So, without further ado here it is!
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