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Trying to convey a logo of writing notes on a paper.

Mascot to come.

Hi,

Just wanted a roundel that was more than text. Just a quick concept by me.



C & C

INDIANA: (INDIANAPOLIS)


For the Indiana pacers I took cues from michael weinstein. I really wanted to make it seem like the stylized "P" was a race track. And that the ball was in motion. The Pacers are obviously named after the big racing community in Indianapolis... and thought that trying to make it seem like a track would be fitting.

Indiana Pacers:


For the colts, I didn't wanna mess it up. If it's not broken, don't fix it. But IF I had to change it, I would add a colt in the middle of the actual horseshoe. Still keeping the branding that they have had since the beginning with a little added touch.

Indianapolis Colts:

People really like to love the V swords so here is an update.



and with Royal:


Every one also hated my word mark so here is a new one:

Hi, I'm an "evansville area" native, however, live in San Jose. I fell in love with NHL and the San Jose Sharks (because they are the only identity San Jose has nationwide vs. nearby San Fran or Oakland)

Since I was back in town, I went to the opening home game at the new Ford Center.

I want to say it seems that the icemen struggle with identity. I even saw a san jose sharks jersey in there! Many people just love hockey, while supporting nearby teams (preds, blues, etc) and not the icemen. I understand that it isn't the NHL.

Here is some problems:

- So many different logos, leagues in the past 4 years. (not much you can control now)

- Logo and mascot do not match.

- No body will associate with a guy in a hoodie. (I personally love animal logos / things that can be represented by mascots easily)

- Logo colors are not used anywhere outside of the logo (grey, black and royal blue are not on the jersey. Jersey is white, navy and powder blue.)
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While searching up some info on "icemen" I came to find a yeti is literally a snowman / winter man that is an ape like creature. I found that this snow creature might help Evansville find their identity.



I (obviously) used the avalanche foot print. Until I come up with something... it just works as "big foot" was considered a 'yeti' 'abominable snow man'

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