shiznit1083

I mean, that was basically my experience. "Hey, they did a nice job cleannnnOOOOOMG WHY DID THEY DO THAT?!?!"

Couldn't agree more. Great color palette. Unique but not distracting number font. Excellent sleeve logo. Great balance. Great striped without over-doing it. My favorite NFL uniforms of all time.

Updates made above.

The owl was part of the clubs first few crests up until 1970?ish. I thought it would be an interesting compliment.

I just think they've had enough interesting design elements in their crests over the years that they didn't need to rely on a logo of someone hitting their chest. It looks like a team catalogue logo.

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OK, so I took the advice of some and scratched the idea of an owl being used for Leeds. Oldham Athletic has a desperate need for a new badge.

It's just weird that they didn't incorporate the York rose somewhere in there.

Damnit! While I like the Bruins single outline I'm super bummed about the switch to black socks.

What a poorly rendered train-wreck. This is screams of amateur. I don't know who the heck is responsible for the recent run of logos, but clearly this is not Verlaner. Verlander had a nice run there between the Texans, Cardinals, Bengals and even the Falcons. Nice clean logos and nice clean yet distinctive wordmarks. This is bad. The wordmark (much like the Pats new wordmark) is just a slightly (poorly) customized version of some free fonts. These are supposed to be professional organizations but methinks someone went cheap on their graphic designer.

Here is the logo I designed for my high school. And here it is in use:

What a flipping train wreck. This thing reeks of amateur, logo-contest-winner. Uneven stroke width, poorly rendered. It looks like Microsoft Clip Art gallery. This has no business being the logo of a franchise in one of the 2 or 3 biggest leagues in the world. Over the course of 3 or 4 years (whenever the Reebok redesign took place), Jax has gone from the best look in football to the worst.

I would say as long as you're not trying to make a paid app, you might avoid any legal issues. However if you're tyring to profit from this, then it's sort of douchey.

Oh my lord, that's awesome. Great choice of music as well, BTW.