The NHL season is upon us, and while the Minnesota Wild have a great logo, I think they should stick with the old North Stars colors. It's not like Dallas is really using them anyway.
Showing posts with label Logo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Logo. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Chicago Bears and Negative Space
Just a quick post to see if anyone else also sees something odd within the negative space of the Chicago Bears stylized "C" logo. Whenever I look at it I can't help but think it looks like a giant walnut being cracked by a spoon. Here, let me illustrate...
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Friday, September 30, 2011
San Diego Chargers Concept Helmets, Logo
I'm frustrated with the Chargers. I keep tweaking and tweaking but nothing looks right, so I'll just post them all. The first is a redesigned logo based from their 1961-1973 design. And, if you can't tell, the next three are helmets.
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Thursday, September 22, 2011
Washington Redskins Concept Helmet, Version 2
About a week or so ago I posted two concept logo designs for the Redskins. Here's one of them on a helmet.
Thursday, September 15, 2011
New York Islanders Fisherman Logo, Take 2
In 1995, the Islanders unveiled a logo so disliked by fans that the team immediately discarded it as soon as the league allowed them to do so. However, I thought parts of the logo were decent. I gave myself the task of redesigning the infamous logo in an attempt to present something that would be more acceptable to loyal Islanders fans.
There were two major issues with the original logo. First, seafoam green is an absolutely ridiculous color. This is a hockey logo, not bathroom wallpaper. Secondly, the Islander fisherman guy has a severe case of jaundice.
After removing the unnecessary seafoam green and curing the fisherman’s visible ailments, the next step was to simplify the border of the logo, then recolorize the blue and orange to the traditional Islander shades.
So here they are, before and after…
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