I turned my initials into a fun 3D design in Tinkercad and was able to have it printed. I had this sitting on my desk below my screen for almost a year.

One afternoon a beam of afternoon sunlight cast shadows across my desk and the light hit my 3D initials.  I picked it up wondering what kind of shadow it would create, and that small spark of curiosity turned into an impromptu creative experiment.

I played with positioning and how to get the initials to stand up without looking like they were being held up. This process took several tries and even more minutes - but it was super fun and I literally had no purpose for the outcome except a cool pic.

I opened Photoshop just to clean up the background, but I ended up diving in—layering, adjusting, experimenting. What emerged was more than a cool photo—

 

it became my logo!

This logo was born from a sudden spark of inspiration—
a creative moment where everything just clicked. After years of trying to design something that truly felt like me, I finally landed on a mark that’s bold and and distinctive. It’s not just a logo—it’s a reflection of my identity as a designer: confident, creative, and original.