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After an eight-hour crash course in Adobe Photoshop, I hacked up a feasible logo for the 20th anniversary of my most favorite television show ever. The number 2 and the letter Y were hand drawn and then traced in with paths (which suck and I hate them). I threw some preset gradient color in there. It almost gives it a '90s internet twang to it. And no, I do not own a drawing tablet.

I can still remember the day Road Rovers premiered, with my four-year-old self laying in front of the TV in our Staten Island condo. I still don't know why I have such appeal for it, and yet, here I am. I'm just really hoping Tom Ruegger acknowledges it this week on his blog.

As the admin of the Facebook page, I knew that no one else, including the dumb-dums at Warner Bros., was going to make a logo. Well, I did. Go crazy with it because despite the slightly squiggly lines, I'm actually pretty damn proud of this.

AND I MADE THIS LOGO FIRST

Description
After an eight-hour crash course in Adobe Photoshop, I hacked up a feasible logo for the 20th anniversary of my most favorite television show ever. The number 2 and the letter Y were hand drawn and then traced in with paths (which suck and I hate them). I threw some preset gradient color in there. It almost gives it a '90s internet twang to it. And no, I do not own a drawing tablet.

I can still remember the day Road Rovers premiered, with my four-year-old self laying in front of the TV in our Staten Island condo. I still don't know why I have such appeal for it, and yet, here I am. I'm just really hoping Tom Ruegger acknowledges it this week on his blog.

As the admin of the Facebook page, I knew that no one else, including the dumb-dums at Warner Bros., was going to make a logo. Well, I did. Go crazy with it because despite the slightly squiggly lines, I'm actually pretty damn proud of this.

AND I MADE THIS LOGO FIRST