Logo Designing using Turtle | Turtle Python graphics using Python turtle in pycharm | vipin coding

January 24, 2022 January 24, 2022

So Guys, Today we will learn How to Design logos in python | vipin coding. In this tutorial, I will teach all the steps on how to make awesome Designs in python using Turtle Graphics. You can create amazing designs in python using Turtle Graphics. You will use Turtle as you want to design your Designs in python.

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Let's Get Started

Step 1: First You have to import Turtle

Step 2: Then you have to set the background color as your choice.

Step 3: Set turtle width, speed and so on

Step 4: Run the code

Copy The Code given Below and try to Run

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####Youtube

import turtle

window = turtle.Screen()
window.bgcolor("white")
window.title("vipin coding")

v = turtle.Turtle()
v.pencolor("white")
v.speed(0)
v.width(3)
v.fillcolor("red")
v.hideturtle()

# position of design
v.penup()
v.goto(-10, 120)
v.pendown()

#youtube box code
def curve1():
    for i in range(30):
        v.right(3)
        v.forward(2)

def curve2():
    for i in range(30):
        v.right(3)
        v.forward(2)

def curve3():
    for i in range(30):
        v.right(3)
        v.forward(2)

def curve4():
    for i in range(30):
        v.right(3)
        v.forward(2)

v.pencolor("#FF0000")
v.begin_fill()
v.forward(100)
curve1()
v.forward(50)
curve2()
v.forward(100)
curve3()
v.forward(50)
curve4()
v.forward(30)
v.end_fill()

v.penup()
v.right(90)
v.forward(30)
v.pendown()


#triangle code
v.fillcolor("white")
v.begin_fill()
v.pencolor("white")
v.pensize(5)
v.forward(60)
v.left(120)
v.forward(60)
v.left(120)
v.forward(60)
v.end_fill()

turtle.done()




###instagram

import turtle

window = turtle.Screen()
window.bgcolor("black")
window.title("vipin coding")

v = turtle.Turtle()
v.pencolor("white")
v.speed(0)
v.width(8)
v.hideturtle()

# position of design
v.penup()
v.goto(-10, 120)
v.pendown()

def curve1():
    for i in range(30):
        v.right(3)
        v.forward(2)

def curve2():
    for i in range(30):
        v.right(3)
        v.forward(2)

def curve3():
    for i in range(30):
        v.right(3)
        v.forward(2)

def curve4():
    for i in range(30):
        v.right(3)
        v.forward(2)

v.forward(80)
curve1()
v.forward(80)
curve2()
v.forward(80)
curve3()
v.forward(80)
curve4()
v.forward(15)

v.penup()
v.right(90)
v.forward(78)
v.pendown()
v.pensize(8)
v.circle(25)

v.penup()
v.left(90)
v.forward(60)
v.left(90)
v.forward(40)
v.pendown()
v.dot(14)

turtle.done()




####Windows logo

import turtle

window = turtle.Screen()
window.bgcolor("#00adef")
window.title("vipin coding")

v = turtle.Turtle()
v.pencolor("black")
v.speed(1)
v.width(1)
v.hideturtle()

#position of design
v.color('white')
v.goto(-50,60)
v.begin_fill()
v.goto(100, 100)
v.goto(100, -100)
v.goto(-50, -60)

v.goto(-50, 60)
v.end_fill()

v.color("#00adef")
v.goto(15, 100)
v.color("#00adef")
v.width(12)
v.goto(15, -80)
v.penup()

v.goto(100, 0)
v.pendown()
v.goto(-100, 0)

turtle.done()




###Target Logo

import turtle

window = turtle.Screen()
window.bgcolor("white")
window.title("vipin coding")

v = turtle.Turtle()
v.pencolor("red")
v.speed(1)
v.width(1)
v.hideturtle()

#position of design
v.penup()
v.goto(0, 0)
v.pendown()

#outer Circle
v.dot(500,"#E80018")

v.penup()
v.goto(0,0)
v.pendown()

#inner circle
v.dot(350,"white")

v.penup()
v.goto(0,0)
v.pendown()

#center circle
v.dot(200,"#E80018")
turtle.done()

It's Done

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